Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Feb 20, 2004 09:57
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English term
Australasia
English to Arabic
Other
Found in a listing of Language groups :
English ( Australasia )
English ( Australasia )
Proposed translations
(Arabic)
4 +7 | استرالآسيا | Sami Khamou |
5 +1 | منطقة أستراليا و المنطقة المجاورة لها من آسيا | Saleh Ayyub |
1 +2 | استراليا الأسيوية | Shazly |
Proposed translations
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استرالآسيا
Here's a definition from Hyper Dictionary:
[n]
Australasia: Australia, New Zealand, and neighboring islands in the South Pacific
The Arabic term should be a transliteration of of "Australasia"
استرالأسيا
The answer would be incomplete if we do not within its context:
الانجليزية كما يستعملها سكان استرالأسيا
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Note added at 7 hrs 23 mins (2004-02-20 17:21:46 GMT)
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Correction
The answer would be incomplete if we do not USE IT within its context:
الانجليزية كما يستعملها سكان استرالأسيا
[n]
Australasia: Australia, New Zealand, and neighboring islands in the South Pacific
The Arabic term should be a transliteration of of "Australasia"
استرالأسيا
The answer would be incomplete if we do not within its context:
الانجليزية كما يستعملها سكان استرالأسيا
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Note added at 7 hrs 23 mins (2004-02-20 17:21:46 GMT)
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Correction
The answer would be incomplete if we do not USE IT within its context:
الانجليزية كما يستعملها سكان استرالأسيا
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+1
23 mins
منطقة أستراليا و المنطقة المجاورة لها من آسيا
أو
إستروآسيا
صالح
إستروآسيا
صالح
+2
1 hr
استراليا الأسيوية
منطقة استراليا ونيوزلندا والجزر القريبة من جنوب المحيط الهادي
Australasia is the area that includes Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea and the many smaller islands in the vicinity, most of which are the eastern part of Indonesia. The name derives from the Latin and signifies "South Asia".
In the political sense, the term has little utility, as although Australia and New Zealand are both relatively wealthy, predominantly English-speaking countries and alike in many ways, they share little in common with the other nations in the area.
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