Significados de Iberian Peninsula en inglés

She was to the Iberian Peninsula much what Phoenicia had been to Syria.

The Iberian Peninsula, after the hardest struggle which any territory had presented, was also incorporated.

Chapter 8 of Part I of these memoirs concerns, among other countries, those of the Iberian Peninsula.

It is considered a turning point in ending eight centuries of Muslim occupation of the Iberian Peninsula.

Three will be in Europe: in Scandinavia and Finland, in the Benelux countries and in the Iberian Peninsula.

The Iberian Peninsula remains isolated, causing REE regular headaches handling output from Europe's second-biggest collection of wind turbines.

The Iberian Peninsula, consisting of Spain and Portugal, corresponds to the Arabian Peninsula, both being quadrangular and massive.

For more than seven centuries, Christian monarchs and the Islamic rulers of Al-Andalus battled over the Iberian Peninsula.

That unit was the Iberian Peninsula.

We are reminded that twelve centuries have passed away since the Prophet's chosen people conquered the Iberian Peninsula.

Having written several books, I resolved to write an accessible book on the Islamic era on the Iberian Peninsula.

This finding supports the close genetic relationship between the ancestral mare populations of the Iberian Peninsula and Northern Africa.

Whether or not this droll reached the Philippines by way of the Iberian Peninsula, is hard to say definitely.

The Company focuses on the acquisition, management and rental of commercial properties located in the Iberian Peninsula, primarily in Spain.

Deep seawater upwelling dominates the waters off the western coast of the Iberian Peninsula and keeps the coastal waters cool.

Syria, Greece, Carthage, and the Iberian Peninsula were the first countries to succumb to the Roman arms outside of Italy.