| Forme compuse: |
| frontier n | US, historical (old West) | Vest Sălbatic s.n. |
| | Life on the frontier was much harder than the movies portray it. |
| go west vi | (travel towards the west) | a merge spre vest vb.intranz. |
| | The M4 motorway goes west from London. |
northwest,
north west n | (north-western region) | nord-vest s.n. |
| | We're traveling to Washington, and other parts of the northwest, for vacation. |
northwest,
north west n | (compass point: NW) | nord-vest s.n. |
| | The compass is stuck at northwest. |
| northwest adv | (from the northwest) | nord-vest adv. |
| northwest adv | (towards the northwest) | nord-vest adv. |
| | The group went northwest. |
| northwesterly adj | (coming from the north west) | dinspre nord-vest adj. |
| northwesterly adj | (going towards the north west) | spre nord-vest adj. |
| northwestward adv | (towards the northwest) | înspre nord-vest loc.adv. |
| northwestward adj | (going towards the northwest) | spre / dinspre nord-vest loc.adj. |
southwest,
south west n | (south-western region) | sud-vest s.n. |
| | The weather is typically very dry in the southwest. |
southwest,
south west n | (compass point: SW) | sud-vest adv. |
| | Southwest is marked with the letters "SW." |
southwest,
south-west adj | (coming from the southwest) | de sud-vest loc.adj. |
| southwest adv | (towards the southwest) | sud-vest adv. |
| | The wind is blowing southwest now, but it will change to south tonight. |
| southwest adv | (from the southwest) | sud-vest adv. |
the southwest,
the Southwest n | often capitalized (southwestern part of UK) | sud-vest s.n. |
| | Billy lives in the southwest. |
the southwest,
the Southwest n | often capitalized (southwestern part of US) (regiune în Statele Unite) | Sud-vest s.n. |
| | Patrick and Petunia are both from the southwest. |
southwester,
sou'wester n | US (wind from the southwest) | vânt dinspre sud-vest s.n. |
| southwesterly adj | (coming from the south west) | care vine din sud-vest adj. |
| southwesterly adj | (going towards the south west) | îndreptat spre sud-vest adj. |
| southwestward adv | (towards the southwest) | înspre sud vest loc.adv. |
| southwestward adj | (going towards the southwest) | spre / care duce spre sud vest loc.adj. |
| west adj | (of the west, occidental) | vestic adj. |
| | | de vest loc.adj. |
| | The west side of the mountain gets sun in the evening. |
| west adv | (westward) | înspre vest loc.adv. |
| | He drove west toward the sunset. |
West Africa,
Western Africa n | (most westerly part of Africa) | Africa de Vest s.propriu |
| west coast n | (land along western coastline) | coasta de Vest s.f. |
| | Phu Quac is a lovely island off the west coast of Vietnam. |
| West Coast n | US (area of US along Pacific coastline) | Coasta de Vest s.propriu |
| | Some major cities on the West Coast are Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Seattle. |
| West Indian adj | (of or from the West Indies) | din Indiile de Vest loc.adj. |
| | There's a large West Indian community in London. |
| West Indies npl | (islands in the Caribbean) | Indiile de Vest s.f.pl. |
| | The islands of the West Indies are routinely hit by hurricanes. |
| west wind n | (wind blowing towards the east) | vânt din vest s.n. |
| | The west wind blows across the Atlantic Ocean carrying rain to the British Isles. |
| westbound adj | (going towards the west) | spre vest loc.adj. |
| westbound adv | (towards the west) | spre vest loc.adv. |
| | Alex took the Tube westbound to St Paul's station. |
| westerly adv | (from the west) | din vest loc.adv. |
| westerly n | (wind blowing from the west) | vânt dispre vest s.n. |
| Western adj | (western US) | de vest, din vest loc.adj. |
| | | vestic adj. |
| | The Western states cover more than half the land area of the US. |
| western adj | (from the west) | din vest loc.adj. |
| | A western wind was blowing. |
| Western Europe n | (countries in the west of Europe) | Europa de Vest s.f. |
| | Western Europe has close economic ties to North America. |
| westward adj | (towards the west) | spre vest adj. |
| | The westward wind is strong today. |
westward,
westwards adv | (towards the west) | spre vest adv. |
| | Thousands of Americans traveled westward in search of gold. |
| Forme compuse: |
| frontier n | US, historical (old West) | Vest Sălbatic s.n. |
| | Life on the frontier was much harder than the movies portray it. |
| go west vi | (travel towards the west) | a merge spre vest vb.intranz. |
| | The M4 motorway goes west from London. |
northwest,
north west n | (north-western region) | nord-vest s.n. |
| | We're traveling to Washington, and other parts of the northwest, for vacation. |
northwest,
north west n | (compass point: NW) | nord-vest s.n. |
| | The compass is stuck at northwest. |
| northwest adv | (from the northwest) | nord-vest adv. |
| northwest adv | (towards the northwest) | nord-vest adv. |
| | The group went northwest. |
| northwesterly adj | (coming from the north west) | dinspre nord-vest adj. |
| northwesterly adj | (going towards the north west) | spre nord-vest adj. |
| northwestward adv | (towards the northwest) | înspre nord-vest loc.adv. |
| northwestward adj | (going towards the northwest) | spre / dinspre nord-vest loc.adj. |
southwest,
south west n | (south-western region) | sud-vest s.n. |
| | The weather is typically very dry in the southwest. |
southwest,
south west n | (compass point: SW) | sud-vest adv. |
| | Southwest is marked with the letters "SW." |
southwest,
south-west adj | (coming from the southwest) | de sud-vest loc.adj. |
| southwest adv | (towards the southwest) | sud-vest adv. |
| | The wind is blowing southwest now, but it will change to south tonight. |
| southwest adv | (from the southwest) | sud-vest adv. |
the southwest,
the Southwest n | often capitalized (southwestern part of UK) | sud-vest s.n. |
| | Billy lives in the southwest. |
the southwest,
the Southwest n | often capitalized (southwestern part of US) (regiune în Statele Unite) | Sud-vest s.n. |
| | Patrick and Petunia are both from the southwest. |
southwester,
sou'wester n | US (wind from the southwest) | vânt dinspre sud-vest s.n. |
| southwesterly adj | (coming from the south west) | care vine din sud-vest adj. |
| southwesterly adj | (going towards the south west) | îndreptat spre sud-vest adj. |
| southwestward adv | (towards the southwest) | înspre sud vest loc.adv. |
| southwestward adj | (going towards the southwest) | spre / care duce spre sud vest loc.adj. |
| west adj | (of the west, occidental) | vestic adj. |
| | | de vest loc.adj. |
| | The west side of the mountain gets sun in the evening. |
| west adv | (westward) | înspre vest loc.adv. |
| | He drove west toward the sunset. |
West Africa,
Western Africa n | (most westerly part of Africa) | Africa de Vest s.propriu |
| west coast n | (land along western coastline) | coasta de Vest s.f. |
| | Phu Quac is a lovely island off the west coast of Vietnam. |
| West Coast n | US (area of US along Pacific coastline) | Coasta de Vest s.propriu |
| | Some major cities on the West Coast are Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Seattle. |
| West Indian adj | (of or from the West Indies) | din Indiile de Vest loc.adj. |
| | There's a large West Indian community in London. |
| West Indies npl | (islands in the Caribbean) | Indiile de Vest s.f.pl. |
| | The islands of the West Indies are routinely hit by hurricanes. |
| west wind n | (wind blowing towards the east) | vânt din vest s.n. |
| | The west wind blows across the Atlantic Ocean carrying rain to the British Isles. |
| westbound adj | (going towards the west) | spre vest loc.adj. |
| westbound adv | (towards the west) | spre vest loc.adv. |
| | Alex took the Tube westbound to St Paul's station. |
| westerly adv | (from the west) | din vest loc.adv. |
| westerly n | (wind blowing from the west) | vânt dispre vest s.n. |
| Western adj | (western US) | de vest, din vest loc.adj. |
| | | vestic adj. |
| | The Western states cover more than half the land area of the US. |
| western adj | (from the west) | din vest loc.adj. |
| | A western wind was blowing. |
| Western Europe n | (countries in the west of Europe) | Europa de Vest s.f. |
| | Western Europe has close economic ties to North America. |
| westward adj | (towards the west) | spre vest adj. |
| | The westward wind is strong today. |
westward,
westwards adv | (towards the west) | spre vest adv. |
| | Thousands of Americans traveled westward in search of gold. |