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Kreyòl : emote
English : emote : Ex : In the remote, mountainous regions of the country, the inhabitants spoke a dialect that was challenging for other residents to comprehend.
Français : emote : Ex : Dans les régions reculées et montagneuses du pays, les habitants parlaient un dialecte difficile à comprendre pour les autres résidents.
Español : emote: Ej: En las regiones remotas y montañosas del país, los habitantes hablaban un dialecto que resultaba difícil de comprender para otros residentes.
Português : emote: Ex: Nas regiões remotas e montanhosas do país, os habitantes falavam um dialeto que era difícil de ser compreendido por outros residentes.
inhabit: Ex: The dense forest was inhabited by various species of wildlife, thriving in their natural habitat. [v.]
Kreyòl : abite
English : inhabit: Ex: The dense forest was inhabited by various species of wildlife, thriving in their natural habitat.
Français : habiter : Ex : La forêt dense était habitée par diverses espèces d'animaux sauvages, prospérant dans leur habitat naturel.
Español : habitar: Ej: El denso bosque estaba habitado por diversas especies de vida silvestre, que prosperaban en su hábitat natural.
Português : habitar: Ex: A densa floresta era habitada por diversas espécies de vida selvagem, prosperando em seu habitat natural.
inhabitant [n.]
Kreyòl : abitan
English : inhabitant
Français : l'habitant (m)
Español : el habitante
Português : o habitante
inhabitant
Kreyòl : Moun ki abite
English : inhabitant
Français : habitant
Español : habitante
Português : habitante
inhabitant
Kreyòl : moun ki ret nan
English : inhabitant
Français : habitant
Español : habitante
Português : habitante
inhabitant
Kreyòl : moun ki rete
English : inhabitant
Français : habitant
Español : habitante
Português : habitante
inhabitants
Kreyòl : abitan yo
English : inhabitants
Français : habitants
Español : habitantes
Português : habitantes
populace : Ex : Populace: The general population or inhabitants of a particular area.
Kreyòl : popilasyon
English : populace : Ex : Populace: The general population or inhabitants of a particular area.
Français : populace : Ex : Population : La population générale ou les habitants d'une zone particulière.
Español : población: Ej: Población: La población general o habitantes de un área particular.
Português : população: Ex: População: A população geral ou habitantes de uma determinada área.
uninhabited
Kreyòl : zzzz
English : uninhabited
utopia : Ex : Everyone desires to inhabit a utopia, yet consensus eludes us on the methods to construct it. [n.] Topic: Kolèj.
Kreyòl : utopi
English : utopia : Ex : Everyone desires to inhabit a utopia, yet consensus eludes us on the methods to construct it.
Français : utopie : Ex : Tout le monde désire habiter une utopie, mais le consensus nous échappe sur les méthodes pour la construire.
Español : utopía: Ej: Todo el mundo desea habitar una utopía, pero se nos escapa el consenso sobre los métodos para construirla.
Português : utopia: Ex: Todos desejam habitar uma utopia, mas o consenso nos escapa sobre os métodos para construí-la.
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