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Meanings of Antarctic continent in English
Portuguese
antárctica Catalan
antàrtida An extremely cold continent at the south pole almost entirely below the Antarctic Circle; covered by an ice cap up to 13,000 feet deep.
Synonyms
Examples for "Antarctica"
Examples for "Antarctica"
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For some thousands of years the main supply had come from Antarctica.
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Located only 1500km north of Antarctica, volcanoes rise sharply from the sea.
3
New year celebrations on an ice-locked ship in Antarctica -in pictures
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Audio New Zealand has long been considered a leading player in Antarctica.
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Satellite data clearly shows that East Antarctica is thinning in some parts.
Usage of Antarctic continent in English
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Undoubtedly the Antarctic continent was once joined to South America, Australia and Africa.
2
That this chain traverses the Antarctic continent I therefore consider beyond a doubt.
3
By the century's end, they predict snowfall retreating to the Antarctic continent's edge.
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It is one of the longest-running complete temperature records on the Antarctic continent.
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It has also made its way to the tail part of the Antarctic continent.
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A section across a part of the Antarctic continent through the South Magnetic Pole
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The Esperanza reading breaks the record for the Antarctic continent.
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The Irish-born explorer had wanted to make the first land crossing of the Antarctic continent.
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Flowing off the west of the Antarctic continent, Thwaites is almost as big as Great Britain.
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It foresees a shift in the typical wind temperatures and patterns coming off the Antarctic continent.
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Map of the Antarctic continent.
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Mawson sits on a roughly quarter-mile square promontory of exposed rock on the very edge of the Antarctic continent.
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The design is little changed from those tucked into the ever-present survival bags of visitors to the Antarctic continent.
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Unlike on the Antarctic continent, melting ice here exposes dark ocean beneath, which absorbs more sunlight than ice and warms further.
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We cannot all be with Peary at the North Pole, nor die the death of the hero, Scott, on the frozen Antarctic continent.
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It was almost certainly the Antarctic continent, though, at that time, its extension to the east, west and south remained to be proved.
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Antarctic continent through the time
Antarctic continent across language varieties
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