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Ri⋅o de Ja⋅nei⋅ro
[ree-oh dey zhuh-nair-oh, -neer-oh, juh-, dee, duh; Port. ree-oo di zhi-ney-roo] 
oʊ deɪ ʒəˈnɛər
–noun
| a seaport in SE Brazil: former capital. 5,184,292. |
Also called Rio.
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| Rí·o or Ri·o (rē'ō) For names of South American rivers, see the specific element; for example, Plata, Río de la, or Roosevelt, Rio. |
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Language Translation for : Rio
Spanish:
río,
German:
der Fluß; Fluß-…,
Japanese:
川
| RIO radar intercept officer |
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