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mx - traducción al árabe

WIKIMEDIA OFF
Mx; MX (disambiguation); M.X.; M.x.; M X

mx         
مصطلح إنترنت .
Mexico         
  • Portuguese routes]]).
  • General [[Antonio López de Santa Anna]]
  • disappearance of the 43 students]] in the Mexican town of [[Iguala]]
  • viceroys]] and [[Presidents of Mexico]] and now the seat of the Mexican government.
  • [[Mexico–United States barrier]] between [[San Diego]]'s border patrol offices in [[California]], USA (left) and [[Tijuana]], Mexico (right)
  • [[Cancún]] and the [[Riviera Maya]] is the most visited region in Latin America.
  • Mexican composer [[Carlos Chávez]]
  • italic=no}}, Mexico.
  • Temple of Kukulcán (El Castillo)]] in the [[Maya city]] of [[Chichen Itza]]
  • access-date=27 September 2016}}</ref> and is considered Mexico's national dish.<ref name="Mole"/>
  • ''[[The Execution of Emperor Maximilian]]'', 19 June 1867. Gen. [[Tomás Mejía]], left, Maximiian, center, Gen. [[Miguel Miramón]], right. Painting by [[Édouard Manet]] 1868.
  • Flag of the [[Army of the Three Guarantees]], the force formed by ex-royalist Iturbide and insurgent [[Vicente Guerrero]] in February 1821
  • pmc=4177621 }}</ref>
  • The Central Eólica Sureste I, Fase II in [[Oaxaca]]
  • Cortez]] and his Troops'' (1848)
  • A [[Mexican Navy]] [[Eurocopter]]
  • [[Mexican wolf]]
  • Mexico map of [[Köppen climate classification]]
  • Mexican states by population density
  • Topographic map of Mexico
  • Logo of the [[Institutional Revolutionary Party]], that was founded in 1929 and held uninterrupted power in the country for 71 years, from 1929 to 2000
  • [[Palacio de Bellas Artes]] (Palace of Fine Arts), with murals, other artwork, and a major performance space
  • NAFTA signing ceremony, October 1992. From left to right: (standing) President [[Carlos Salinas de Gortari]] (Mexico), President [[George H. W. Bush]] (U.S.), and Prime Minister [[Brian Mulroney]] (Canada).
  • Secretary of Health]], Mexico City, Mexico
  • 2000 general election]], ending one-party rule.
  • View of the Plaza Mayor (today [[Zócalo]]) in Mexico City (ca. 1695) by [[Cristóbal de Villalpando]]
  • Revolutionary Generals [[Pancho Villa]] (left) and [[Emiliano Zapata]] (right)
COUNTRY IN NORTH AMERICA
United States of Mexico; México; ISO 3166-1:MX; United Mexican States; Estados Unidos Mexicanos; Méjico; Mejico; Republic of Mexico; Mexicó; United states of mexico; The United State of Mexico; The United States of Mexico; United State of Mexico; The United States of Mexicans; Mexican Republic; Etymology of Mexico; Meixcan; Mexican United States; Mehico; Messico; Mexique; Mexican coast; Estados Unidos de Mexico; Estados Unidos de México; MEXICO; Mexico (country); Untied Mexican States; Mexican Federal Republic; Sierra de la Estrella; Mexican Union; Mexic; Mexiko; Mexxico; The United Mexican States; E.U.M.; E. U. M.; Mecsiko; Mexiqo; The mexico; Mexican nation; The nation of mexico; Mexicco; Mehiko; La nación de México; Nación de méxico; Republica de méxico; Biodiversity in Mexico; Wildlife of Mexico; Flora of Mexico; Fauna of Mexico; Biodiversity of Mexico; Mexcio; Media of Mexico
المكسيك
Short name: MX, MEX
Country code: +52
MEXICO         
  • Portuguese routes]]).
  • General [[Antonio López de Santa Anna]]
  • disappearance of the 43 students]] in the Mexican town of [[Iguala]]
  • viceroys]] and [[Presidents of Mexico]] and now the seat of the Mexican government.
  • [[Mexico–United States barrier]] between [[San Diego]]'s border patrol offices in [[California]], USA (left) and [[Tijuana]], Mexico (right)
  • [[Cancún]] and the [[Riviera Maya]] is the most visited region in Latin America.
  • Mexican composer [[Carlos Chávez]]
  • italic=no}}, Mexico.
  • Temple of Kukulcán (El Castillo)]] in the [[Maya city]] of [[Chichen Itza]]
  • access-date=27 September 2016}}</ref> and is considered Mexico's national dish.<ref name="Mole"/>
  • ''[[The Execution of Emperor Maximilian]]'', 19 June 1867. Gen. [[Tomás Mejía]], left, Maximiian, center, Gen. [[Miguel Miramón]], right. Painting by [[Édouard Manet]] 1868.
  • Flag of the [[Army of the Three Guarantees]], the force formed by ex-royalist Iturbide and insurgent [[Vicente Guerrero]] in February 1821
  • pmc=4177621 }}</ref>
  • The Central Eólica Sureste I, Fase II in [[Oaxaca]]
  • Cortez]] and his Troops'' (1848)
  • A [[Mexican Navy]] [[Eurocopter]]
  • [[Mexican wolf]]
  • Mexico map of [[Köppen climate classification]]
  • Mexican states by population density
  • Topographic map of Mexico
  • Logo of the [[Institutional Revolutionary Party]], that was founded in 1929 and held uninterrupted power in the country for 71 years, from 1929 to 2000
  • [[Palacio de Bellas Artes]] (Palace of Fine Arts), with murals, other artwork, and a major performance space
  • NAFTA signing ceremony, October 1992. From left to right: (standing) President [[Carlos Salinas de Gortari]] (Mexico), President [[George H. W. Bush]] (U.S.), and Prime Minister [[Brian Mulroney]] (Canada).
  • Secretary of Health]], Mexico City, Mexico
  • 2000 general election]], ending one-party rule.
  • View of the Plaza Mayor (today [[Zócalo]]) in Mexico City (ca. 1695) by [[Cristóbal de Villalpando]]
  • Revolutionary Generals [[Pancho Villa]] (left) and [[Emiliano Zapata]] (right)
COUNTRY IN NORTH AMERICA
United States of Mexico; México; ISO 3166-1:MX; United Mexican States; Estados Unidos Mexicanos; Méjico; Mejico; Republic of Mexico; Mexicó; United states of mexico; The United State of Mexico; The United States of Mexico; United State of Mexico; The United States of Mexicans; Mexican Republic; Etymology of Mexico; Meixcan; Mexican United States; Mehico; Messico; Mexique; Mexican coast; Estados Unidos de Mexico; Estados Unidos de México; MEXICO; Mexico (country); Untied Mexican States; Mexican Federal Republic; Sierra de la Estrella; Mexican Union; Mexic; Mexiko; Mexxico; The United Mexican States; E.U.M.; E. U. M.; Mecsiko; Mexiqo; The mexico; Mexican nation; The nation of mexico; Mexicco; Mehiko; La nación de México; Nación de méxico; Republica de méxico; Biodiversity in Mexico; Wildlife of Mexico; Flora of Mexico; Fauna of Mexico; Biodiversity of Mexico; Mexcio; Media of Mexico

آخرى

مَكْسِيكِيّ

Definición

mx
<networking> The country code for Mexico. (1999-01-27)

Wikipedia

MX

MX, Mx, mX, or mx may refer to:

Ejemplos de uso de mx
1. News Ltd hopes that will change with the launch of the Sydney mX.
2. News Ltd has been publishing mX in Melbourne since 2001, but the paper has yet to make a profit.
3. The missiles, also known as the MX, were taken out one by one, stage by stage, and retired.
4. Healthy sales of the Mazda5 minivan and Mazda MX–5 Miata sports car in the American and European markets lifted revenues, the company said.
5. For two–seaters, it‘s Mercedes‘ Smart brand that delivers 33/41 mpg city/highway, followed by Mazda‘s MX–5 and its 22/27 mpg rating.