Examples of using First explorers in English and their translations into French
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Treichville was renamed in 1934, in honour of Marcel Treich-Laplénie(1860-1890), the first explorer of the Ivory Coast
so therefore took 64 days to achieve his goal and become the first explorer to complete this particular route alone and without any outside assistance
The first European to see B. epica was probably Edward John Eyre, the first explorer of the area, who recorded"stunted specimens" of Banksia as he was nearing the western edge of the Great Australian Bight on 1 May 1841:"One circumstance in our route to-day cheered me greatly,
Maybe you will hear the echo of the first explorers?
You will relive the excitement of the very first explorers to discover this isolated continent.
When the first explorers descended, no-one guessed at the sheer size of this cave.
then downhill along the way of the first explorers of the 1928.
Teleki was the first to reach the snow-line on Mount Kilimanjaro at 5,300 m, and the first explorer to set foot on Mount Kenya, climbing up to around 4,300 m.
Russian explorers first visited during the 17th century.
Dating back to the misty past of the first Spanish explorers.
The first British explorers were using candles to illuminate the path!
The Potawatomi culture lived in the area when the first European explorers arrived.
Follow in the footsteps of the first Basque explorers to settle here in North America.
In the sixteenth century the first Spanish explorers began to penetrate the region with their missionaries.
Western explorers first arrived in the area in the 17th century.
The island has few forests but the first European explorers describe the presence of wood and underbrush.
The island was even named after these little animals by the first Dutch explorers to the region.
When the first polar explorers headed south giant cathedrals of ice marked their entry into uncharted territory.
In 1586 the first European explorers sailed up the fifty-five-mile(89 km) length of the Albemarle Sound.
The first western explorers to visit the river were Lewis and Clark on or about October 17, 1805.