GABÈS

Meaning of GABÈS in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈgä-ˌbes ]

geographical name

city & port SE Tunisia on Gulf of Gabès or ancient Syr·tis Minor ˈsər-təs (arm of the Mediterranean) population 83,610

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GABÈS — geographical name city & port SE Tunisia on
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
GABÈS — /gah"bes/ , n. Gulf of , a gulf of the Mediterranean on the E coast of Tunisia.
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GABES — г. Габес
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GABES — (n) Габес
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GABES — г. Габес
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GABES — Pronunciation: ' gä- ˌ bes Function: geographical name city & port SE Tunisia on Gulf of Gabès or ancient Syr …
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GABES, GULF OF — Arabic Khalij Qabis, French Golfe De Gabs, Latin Syrtis Minor, inlet, on the east coast of Tunisia, northern Africa. It …
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GULF OF GABES — зал. Габес
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GULF OF GABES — зал. Габес
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SYRTIS MINOR — geographical name — see gabes (Gulf of)
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SFAX — geographical name city & port Tunisia on Gulf of Gabès population 221,770
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MARETH — geographical name town SE Tunisia SSE of Gabès
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JERBA — or Djerba or Jarbah geographical name island SE Tunisia in the Mediterranean at entrance to Gulf of Gabès area 197 …
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SYRTIS — ˈsərd.ə̇s noun or syrt ˈsərt ( plural syr·tes -rd.(ˌ)ēz, -rˌtēz ; or syrts ) Etymology: Latin Syrtis (from Greek), either …
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SYRTIS MINOR — — see gabes (Gulf of)
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SFAX — geographical name city & port Tunisia on Gulf of Gabès population 221,770
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MARETH — geographical name town SE Tunisia SSE of Gabès
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JERBA — or Djer·ba ˈjər-bə, ˈjer- ; or Jar·bah ˈjer-bə island SE Tunisia in the Mediterranean at entrance to Gulf of Gabès …
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TUNISIA, FLAG OF — national flag consisting of a red field (background) with a central white disk incorporating a red star and redcrescent. The …
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SAHIL, AS- — Latin Byzacium, coastal plain in the eastern Mediterranean littoral of Tunisia, comprising a sandy coast with large bays and lagoons …
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SAFAQIS — also spelled Sfax, major port town, east-central Tunisia on the northern shore of the Gulf of Gabes. Built on the …
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QASRAYN, AL- — also spelled Kasserine, town, west-central Tunisia. The town is an important market, road, and rail junction and is the centre …
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QABIS — also spelled Gabs, Latin Tacapa, town, southeastern Tunisia. The town is located at the mouth of the Qabis River, which …
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MEDITERRANEAN SEA — The Mediterranean Sea. an intercontinental sea that stretches from the Atlantic Ocean on the west to Asia on the east …
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MADANIN — also spelled Mdenine, town, southern Tunisia. The town lies in the semiarid plain of al-Jifarah (Jeffara). It was the capital …
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JIFARAH, AL- — also called Jeffara, Djeffara, or Gefara, coastal plain of northern Africa, on the Mediterranean coast of extreme northwestern Libya and …
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JARID, SHATT AL- — also spelled Chott Djerid, large saline lake in southwestern Tunisia, occupying a salt-flat basin of about 1,900 square miles (4,900 …
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JARBAH — French Djerba, or Jerba, island in the Gulf of Gabes, Mediterranean Sea, off the Tunisian mainland, to which it is …
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