Cordillera-central
[kawr-th ee-ye-rah sen-trahl] /ˌkɔr ðiˈyɛ rɑ sɛnˈtrɑl/
noun
1.
a mountain range in Colombia: part of the Andes. Highest peak, Huila, 18,700 feet (5700 meters).
2.
a mountain range in the Dominican Republic. Highest peak, Pico Duarte, 10,414 feet (3174 meters).
3.
a mountain range in Peru: part of the Andes.
4.
a mountain range in Luzon, Philippines. Highest peak, Mt. Pulog, 9606 feet (2928 meters).
5.
a mountain range in central Puerto Rico. Highest peak, Cerro de Punta, 4389 feet (1338 meters).
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[kawr-th ee-ye-rah awk-see-th en-tahl] /ˌkɔr ðiˈyɛ rɑ ˌɔk si ðɛnˈtɑl/ noun 1. the western coastal ranges of the Andes, in Peru and Colombia.
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