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Meanings of continental in inglés
portugués
continental español
continental Being or concerning or limited to a continent especially the continents of North America or Europe.
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Geographical area.
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Examples for "intercontinental"
Examples for "intercontinental"
1
The intercontinental drift of consumer culture is far from a simple back-and-forth.
2
The test was North Korea's most successful intercontinental ballistic missile test yet.
3
North Korea tested its most powerful intercontinental ballistic missile late last month.
4
It also requires oil for its intercontinental ballistic missile and nuclear program.
5
The number of intercontinental flights would drop to three daily from 17.
Usage of continental in inglés
1
The company said its operations in continental Europe had performed particularly well.
2
Subsequently we have seen fewer tourists in continental Europe, particularly Chinese tourists.
3
Unlike in continental Europe, this is unlikely to come from the state.
4
It will sell operations in the United Kingdom, continental Europe and Ireland.
5
These countries will find a large continental market for their manufactured products.
6
Let's not allow our immigration policies to be influenced by continental Europe.
7
Our preliminary hypothesis is that de novo mutation occurred in continental Europe.
8
Rather is the AU an inter-governmental regional organisation dealing with continental problems.
9
Investors in Britain, Japan and continental Europe all cut their stock holdings.
10
The coalitions of continental Europe are built round the same inescapable proposition.
11
However, these issues seemed insufficient to justify a renunciation of continental comfort.
12
We expected a little trouble in the continental cities, and in America.
13
The continental war came to an end; the manufacturing distress increased exceedingly.
14
Here's a look at how things stand in the different continental sections.
15
It's a long way from Cameron's ideal of a continental corporate free-for-all.
16
Neither Britain nor the continental bloc has talked about much else since.
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Continental through the time
Continental across language varieties
South Africa
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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