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Translation of nationwide in Spanish:

nationwide

a escala nacional, adj.

Pronunciation /ˈneɪʃənˌwaɪd/ /ˈneɪʃ(ə)nwʌɪd/ /neɪʃ(ə)nˈwʌɪd/

adjective

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    (campaign) a escala nacional
    (appeal) a toda la nación
    we have a nationwide network of agents — tenemos una red de agentes que cubre todo el territorio nacional
    • a nationwide survey — un estudio realizado a nivel nacional
    • The children had not been seen for two days and had sparked a nationwide hunt.
    • Italy is the latest country to stage a nationwide protest against the euro.
    • He is currently doing a short tour of the country prior to the nationwide release of his first album.
    • The club is the fastest growing commercial vehicle group with nationwide membership in the country.
    • The competition is the largest of its kind in the country and is publicised nationwide.
    • This gave the regulators a snapshot of how widespread exam fraud is nationwide.
    • I believe there is no general nationwide awareness of the problems that exist.
    • The insurance business would be conducted through its nationwide network, he added.
    • We can solicit nationwide through the mail but we don't have direct contact with our customers.
    • Watch out for huge nationwide celebrations - and abroad - throughout the year too.
    • In Greece, a four-hour nationwide strike against war paralysed the country.
    • It is part of a pilot study believed to be the first of its kind in the country which, if successful, could take off nationwide.
    • His Stoke-on-Trent station broadcasts nationwide and to some European countries.
    • A nationwide weapons amnesty has been held throughout the month and finishes tonight.
    • This is being promoted through an intensive nationwide press and outdoor media campaign.
    • If the government does not do away with the proposed service tax then we will be forced to hold a nationwide strike.
    • If successful, the pilot programme will be rolled out to every school nationwide from next year.
    • It has grown into a nationwide insurrection by disillusioned suburban youths.
    • The case has nationwide implications for any motorist found to be over the drink-drive limit in a parked vehicle.
    • It is one of only two companies nationwide to achieve such status.

adverb

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    (distribute/operate) a escala nacional
    the broadcast was heard nationwide — la emisión fue escuchada en todo el territorio nacional