Значения термина inhabited place на английском

Upasya, is explained by the commentator as 'living near an inhabited place.'

Always living within the forest, he should never return to an inhabited place.

Well, he was pretty sure to reach some other inhabited place before night.

At nightfall we arrived close to an inhabited place.

It is the only inhabited place in the province of Belka, and its inhabitants are quite independent.

It gets down to well below zero in Oymyakon, Russia, long known as the coldest inhabited place on Earth.

Oymyakon is a small village in the Siberian tundra which happens to be the coldest inhabited place on Earth.

The first inhabited place on Earth to ring in the year 2000 was probably the Pacific island nation of Kiribati.

At present all this country is a desert, and Maan (Arabic) is the only inhabited place in it.

At last he found himself clear of the forest, and was blessed with the distant view of an inhabited place.

Although not far from houses, the wood was very wild, as if a thousand miles distant from any inhabited place.

Subzowar is a sort of way-station between Furrah and Herat, the only inhabited place, except tents, on the whole journey.

Hence I ascended to Yoksun, one of the most curious and picturesque spots in Sikkim, and the last inhabited place towards Kinchinjunga.

In summer he should pass only one night in an inhabited place; in the season of rains he may live in one place.

For the first theme, Hot and Cold, BBC News visited the Russian village of Oymyakon in Siberia, officially the coldest inhabited place on Earth.

Author, senior medical officer of whaling expedition, describes South Georgia Island, the only permanently inhabited place within the winte packice belt surrounding the Antarctic.