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Significats de nomadic peoples en anglès

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кочевой образ жизни
portuguès
nômades
espanyol
nomadismo
català
nòmada
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People without a fixed habitation.

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Examples for "nomads"
Examples for "nomads"
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The soldiers opened fire as the nomads fled the scene, he said.
Reuters
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The nomads on the winding road beside it were many and beautiful.
Diane of the Green Van
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Majority of Lapps are nomads living in terms of their reindeer herds.
The new yorker
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Could it be an option for digital nomads and other office-free workers?
BBC
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These digital nomads are drawn by the warm weather and beautiful surroundings.
BBC
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It is also home to nomad clans disaffected with rule from Cairo.
Reuters
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A nomad people was again ruling the agrarian regions of North China.
A History of China
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From one digital nomad to the next, Andrews said, incomes vary greatly.
BBC
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Such a custom still exists among the nomad tribes of Asia Minor.
Roman History, Books I-III
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She was in rags, barefoot, like the poorest nomad of them all.
A Spirit in Prison
Ús de nomadic peoples en anglès
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These include mobile or nomadic peoples, those in institutions, and the homeless.
Reuters
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The deeds of great men belonging to different nomadic peoples are recounted.
A Mother's List of Books for Children
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In fact, these were people much poorer than Plains Indians or the other pastoral- nomadic peoples civil-society theorists knew about.
How the scots invented the modern world: the true story of how w...
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Even before Columbus, North America supported 2 opposing ways of life-thenomadic peoples in the north, the settled peoples in the south.
The new yorker
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Nomadic peoples quickly surrendered and the Lords' influence expanded again.
Book Four: Tales From Ancient Days