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Significados de colonised en inglés

Inhabited by colonists.

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Uso de colonised en inglés
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Namibia was later colonised by the South African apartheid government in 1919.
Reuters
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For the second time in their history the Dutch colonised the Cape.
The Irish Times
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Little ringed plovers colonised Britain either side of the second world war.
The Guardian
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They quickly colonised the verges, edges and banks of roads and fields.
The Irish Times
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It showed the bits of our imaginations that refused to be colonised.
The Guardian
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In short, the fish colonised the limestone cavern far earlier than anyone thought.
BBC
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Tesla has already colonised the brave new world of electric vehicles.
News.com.au
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Dublin's docklands is the latest area to be colonised by artists.
The Irish Times
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The Phoenicians and the Greeks, with unremembered drifts behind them, colonised the Mediterranean.
The Human Drift
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The Dutch colonised it, there were waves of immigration ever since.
Radio NZ
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They bred at such a rate that their offspring colonised the whole island.
BBC
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When the cake was fully colonised, I put it in the fruiting chamber.
The Guardian
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We can't even pick a decent culture to be colonised by.
The Guardian
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It's just a rational analysis and choice. Faguet's life is colonised by men.
The Guardian
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To the colonised Irish its hauteur was resented, its eccentricity derided.
The Irish Times
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Liverpool, like Manchester, although not to the same degree, is colonised by strangers.
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