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n.危地马拉（拉丁美洲国家）；危地马拉人
1、Guatemala───n.危地马拉（拉丁美洲国家）；危地马拉人
2、guemal───n.马驼鹿，骆鹿
3、atemoya───杂交番荔枝
4、Guatemalan───adj.危地马拉（人）的（中美洲的一个国家）；n.危地马拉人
5、Guatemalans───危地马拉人
6、Patiala───n.帕蒂亚拉（印度一城市）
7、Kalevala───n.英雄国（芬兰的民族史诗，等于《凯莱维拉》）
8、Guatemala City───危地马拉市（危地马拉共和国首都）
9、gateman───n.收票员
1、Guatemala is in a profound crisis, she says.───她说“危地马拉处正陷入深刻的危机中。”
2、AFTER years of frustration over its rotten security forces and judiciary, Guatemala's government decided in 2006 to call for outside help.───经过了数年对抗其腐败的安全力量和司法制度后，危地马拉政府在2006年决定寻求外界的援助。
3、He said remittances fell in August in El Salvador and in July in Guatemala, but "those drops are not an indication of a major pattern. "───他指出，萨尔瓦多和危地马拉分别在8月和7月出现汇款减少，不过并不构成主要趋势。
4、I lost my family while in Guatemala.───在危地马拉，我失去了家庭。
5、Guatemala is an outstandingly beautiful place to visit.───危地马拉是一个极其漂亮的游览胜地。
6、The Argentine singer-songwriter, who was 74, was on his way to the airport in Guatemala City when gunmen opened fire on his car.───这位74岁的阿根廷歌手和作曲家在前往危地马拉市机场的途中遭遇持枪分子的袭击。
7、One of the silas used for public washing in Guatemala is targeted for control of malaria and water borne illnesses.───瓜地马拉的公众洗涤池，目的在控制疟疾和水媒病。
8、Human activity, not nature, was the likely cause of the gaping sinkhole that opened up in the streets of Guatemala City, a geologist says.───地质专家表示，危地马拉城街道上出现的天坑可能不是自然因素造成的，而是人为活动的结果。
9、She said, "You show me a tropical fruit and I'll show you a cocksucker from Guatemala. "───她说：“你给我看一个热带的水果，我就给你看一个危地马拉的KouJiao者。”
1、And of course there's Guatemala City, the country's largest city and capital.
2、63 percent of trees felled in Guatemala are used for fuel.
3、GUATEMALA offers an astonishing diversity of spectacular landscapes.
4、Does the Guatemala ground field get bogged down satisfying process video frequency?
5、The United States sent military advisors to Guatemala.
6、President: Mr. EMILIO ARENALES ( Guatemala ).
7、United Nations Guatemala pesos are big silver coin.
8、Guerilla ad in Guatemala for a Super Glue Product.
9、In Guatemala, a lower-middle-income country, 62 percent of Spanish-speaking girls but only 26 percent of indigenous, non-Spanish-speaking girls complete primary school.