No. 6,687 in Spanish

cleveland

The word "Cleveland" is not Spanish; it refers to a city in the United States.

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Cleveland es una ciudad en el estado de Ohio.
Cleveland is a city in the state of Ohio.
Here, 'Cleveland' is used as a proper noun referring to a specific geographical location.
Muchos equipos deportivos famosos provienen de Cleveland.
Many famous sports teams come from Cleveland.
In this sentence, 'Cleveland' functions as a proper noun indicating the origin of sports teams.
La empresa tiene una sucursal en Cleveland.
The company has a branch in Cleveland.
This usage of 'Cleveland' indicates the location of a business entity’s branch.

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