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Meanings of lat in English
Usage of lat in English
1
Temperature in winter something under 80° in the shade, being in lat.
2
The Bendamir rises in the mountains of the Bakhtiyari chain, in lat.
3
But devaluation of the lat risks mass defaults by citizens and companies.
4
The principal are, the eastern Khabour, which joins the Tigris in lat.
5
The 29th we doubled the Cape of Good Hope, in the lat.
6
All these rivers rise in or near the Mambwé country, in lat.
7
The 11th November we came to anchor in Saldanha bay, in lat.
8
The 17th July we came to anchor in Saldanha bay, in lat.
9
In the sandy brushes of the low western interior, not beyond lat.
10
The bay of St Vincent, in which they anchored, is in lat.
11
Near the place of our first encampment on the Lynd, in lat.
12
On the 14th we met with the first iceberg, being in lat.
13
Her course was then north-east or east until Station 32 in lat.
14
By about Christmas we had reached nearly the 150th meridian in lat.
15
It may be identified with the modern Kerman, which lies in lat.
16
It only occurs in the interior of Brazil, from 16° S. lat.
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Lat across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common