Examples of using Two continents in English and their translations into Norwegian
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culture and language from the two continents that have long dominated international politics,
Bosphorus Bridge Travel from Europe to Asia on the first bridge to connect the two continents, admire the bridge from below during a cruise and visit centuries-old buildings.
The world of Lineage II is a war-torn land spanning two continents, where trust
sold herself to traffickers and crossed two continents completely alone,
with Helena Modrzejewska- the"star of two continents"- at its forefront,
The BRT Metrobüs system in Istanbul, Turkey, is a successful answer to the special requirements of Istanbul, this city straddling two continents.
this bridge runs over the Golden Horn allowing for traffic to pass freely between the two continents.
Living in Turkey is a unique experience considering the country connecting two continents and countless cultures.
There's only one city in the world that spans two continents- that's Istanbul!
letting ocean currents flow between the two continents for the first time.
rapidly colonized the two continents.
And although North America and Europe have a close bond since time immemorial, the two continents are very different.
The only other metropolitan area in the world that also spans two continents is Istanbul.
It is the only course in the world where the marathon includes two continents, Asia and Europe.
When these two continents joined together, Laurasia was nearly reformed,
you can see that these two continents are connected with each other by a narrow strip of land.
Through the waterway separating the two continents, Europe and Asia,
A definite line was drawn between the two continents by the geographer Ptolemy(85-165 AD),
The famous fresco of White Angel was a part of the first satellite image of Europe which was sent to the United States after the establishment of a satellite link between the two continents in 1962.
Malta was on a bridge of dry land that extended between the two continents, surrounded by large lakes.