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Meanings of Caribbean Sea in English
Portuguese
caribe Catalan
mar caribe Synonyms
Examples for "Caribbean"
Examples for "Caribbean"
1
Often, family and friends in the Caribbean nation help each other out.
2
Sugar prices rose as Ike moved across the key Caribbean growing region.
3
Banks have good reason to be wary in the Caribbean, some say.
4
Ida has regained strength after crossing land and re-entering the Caribbean Sea.
5
The Republics of Central America and the Caribbean possess great natural wealth.
Usage of Caribbean Sea in English
1
Ida has regained strength after crossing land and re-entering the Caribbean Sea.
2
The Mid-Cayman spreading centre is an ultraslow-spreading ridge in the Caribbean Sea.
3
The Caribbean Sea looks tired, as if it's had a bad night.
4
We made Saint Thomas's, and stood across the Caribbean Sea towards Jamaica.
5
Also, it's nice seeing a beach, he said, sitting by the Caribbean Sea.
6
Also includes a marine terminal in St. Lucia in the Eastern Caribbean Sea.
7
A national park, El Avila divides Caracas from the Caribbean Sea.
8
They are in the Caribbean Sea, and lie to the southeast of Cuba.
9
For Christ's sake, we've got no jurisdiction in the Caribbean Sea.
10
There are also yoga studios and pavilions overlooking the Caribbean Sea.
11
The Islands are located in the Caribbean Sea, southeast of Florida.
12
There are no gentle breezes here, wafting off the Caribbean Sea.
13
The Caribs were the Haidas of the Caribbean Sea and northern South America.
14
When half way across the Caribbean Sea they encountered rough weather.
15
We shall meet none as we sail through the Caribbean Sea.
16
The significance is unmistakable: Europe has now little mercantile interest in the Caribbean Sea.
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Translations for Caribbean Sea
Catalan