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Meanings of colonize in English
Usage of colonize in English
1
The virulence mechanisms that allow pathogens to colonize the intestine remain unclear.
2
And space is hostile, and most planets difficult and dangerous to colonize.
3
The South needs no more territory; has not negroes to colonize it.
4
Given enough time, such creatures could colonize the earth, and we have.
5
Shiploads of Hamiltonians going out to colonize, to set up model planets.
6
Does not England colonize; does not Germany colonize; does not France colonize?
7
To Perestrelo he gave the island of Porto Santo, to colonize it.
8
There are even barriers against developing spacecraft that can colonize the galaxy.
9
Stars, in fact, had begun to colonize the darkness behind his lids.
10
The earlier attempts to colonize North America were numerous, but all unfavorable.
11
This was the first two-stage planet man had ever attempted to colonize.
12
Solid cancers and hematologic cancers frequently colonize bone and induce skeletal-related complications.
13
Given different circumstances, perhaps Neanderthals would have gone on to colonize the world.
14
I doubt Makers still send emissaries instructed to colonize far planets.
15
By the way not a single African went to colonize any European country.
16
We conclude that S. Typhimurium uses different strategies to colonize calves and chicks.
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