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Meanings of south-east in English

Portuguese
para o sudeste
Spanish
sudeste

To, toward, or in the southeast.

para o sudeste
Usage of south-east in English
1
The most common place of origin for clothing today is south-east Asia.
The Irish Times
2
TURKEY: People in south-east Turkey fear the apparent inevitability of another war.
The Irish Times
3
Attacks by Boko Haram in south-east Niger have created a humanitarian crisis.
The Guardian
4
Thousands of migrants headed for Thailand started landing elsewhere in south-east Asia.
The Guardian
5
But a similar trend can be seen across London and the south-east.
The Guardian
6
The residential property market in London and south-east England has remained robust.
Reuters
7
Nicholas Birch reports from the south-east where landlords still wield medieval power.
The Irish Times
8
The UK party currently holds two seats in London and the south-east.
The Guardian
9
Isolated showers and thundershowers are possible in the south-east from late afternoon.
The South African
10
General inspection after lunch; drying bins, stores and the young palms south-east.
The Ragged Edge
11
Not all countries in south-east Asia are offering to evacuate their citizens.
The Guardian
12
Furthermore, severe thunderstorms have also been observed north of Marquard, moving south-east.
The South African
13
Last year, Russians made more than 2m shopping trips into south-east Finland.
The Guardian
14
In other parts of the south-east it came in at 13 years.
The Guardian
15
East, south-east and south Asia, meanwhile, are making progress in all categories.
The Guardian
16
Not a breath of wind at daylight; afterwards in forenoon from east-south-east.
McKinlay's Journal of Exploration in the Interior of Australia
Translations for south-east
Portuguese
para o sudeste
Spanish
sudeste