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to the right of
a la derecha (de)
to the left of
a la izquierda (de)
beside
al lado (de)
near
cerca (de)
under
debajo (de)
in front of
delante (De)
behind
detrás (de)
on top of
encima (de)
facing, across from
enfrente (de)
far from
lejos (de)