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Meanings of Caribbean in English

Portuguese
caribe
Catalan
mar caribe

An arm of the Atlantic Ocean between North and South America; the origin of the Gulf stream.

caribe
Usage of Caribbean in English
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Often, family and friends in the Caribbean nation help each other out.
Reuters
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Sugar prices rose as Ike moved across the key Caribbean growing region.
Reuters
3
Banks have good reason to be wary in the Caribbean, some say.
Reuters
4
Ida has regained strength after crossing land and re-entering the Caribbean Sea.
Reuters
5
The Republics of Central America and the Caribbean possess great natural wealth.
State of the Union Addresses
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The Mid-Cayman spreading centre is an ultraslow-spreading ridge in the Caribbean Sea.
Pubmed
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This offers tremendous hope for Caribbean governments and destinations dependent on tourism.
Jamaica Observer
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The Caribbean is of course the most tourism-dependent region of the world.
Jamaica Observer
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The data support a less severe pathological outcome for Caribbean CHIKV infections.
Pubmed
10
The virus is affecting large parts of Latin American and the Caribbean.
Reuters
11
Many live in Florida, New York, Canada, France and neighboring Caribbean nations.
Reuters
12
Researchers said this would improve as infrastructure developed on the Caribbean coast.
The Guardian
13
Forget traditional beach locales like the Caribbean or the south of France.
News.com.au
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Mbalula said the cash was intended for football development in the Caribbean.
Reuters
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South Asian and African Caribbean participants were first-generation migrants living in London.
Pubmed
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There hasn't been such a love affair with Caribbean music here, however.
The Guardian
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Translations for Caribbean
Catalan
mar caribe
Caribbean through the time
Caribbean across language varieties
United States of America
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