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Meanings of colonise in English
Usage of colonise in English
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One of Musk's ultimate goals is to pioneer efforts to colonise Mars.
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Morgan was not there to colonise Pacific Oceans, but to sack Panama.
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But what about the races you colonise and subject-whocan't protect themselves?
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They intend to colonise Somalia, he told hundreds of residents from the town.
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The most successful of these endeavours colonise the word for the author's purposes.
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Its urgent apocalyptic spirituality inspired some to colonise the New World.
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Orchids are some of the first vascular plants to colonise trees.
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Musk is a big dreamer, most notably for his plans to colonise Mars.
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They colonise and kill a variety of trees and woody plants.
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The early primates somehow had to cross open water in order to colonise Africa.
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The country they were about to colonise had been recently overrun by Kafir hordes.
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DID an ancient tribe of Australian Aborigines colonise the Amazon?
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On the other hand, it could also mean a new home for species to colonise.
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Brazil's president celebrates torture and claims that his foreign critics want to colonise the Amazon.
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Insects also have their own pathogens: viruses, bacteria and fungi that colonise their tiny bodies.
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We've had to colonise, to burst out over continents.
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