Examples of using Warm waters in English and their translations into Romanian
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The sharp reduction in the area of ice cover in the Arctic waters due to the strong inflow to the warm waters of the Pacific, which began in 1997.
they have an almost dreamlike setting with their palm-fringed beaches and warm waters.
they have an almost dreamlike setting with their palm-fringed beaches and warm waters.
When warm waters fuel the ferocity of depressions over the ocean,
Most of the land sits in warm waters, but travel south
In all the seas of the world the warm waters of the tropics contain the richest
As the warm waters evaporated, this supplied more moisture to the cold northern regions of the planet, so more snow fell.
around in a circle, happy to be in the warm waters as it's drifting north.
This city boasts the warm waters of the Gulf, the majestic Taurus Mountains
The city stretches along the beautiful coastline of the Red Sea, with warm waters and beaches to soak up the incentives and relaxation, Hurghanda, is also the global haven for diving
The reefs in these warm waters of the Indian Ocean provide differing depths which can vary from 10 to 40 meters and a multitude of fish, which give divers memorable experiences.
And then the player in the game will have free swimming not enjoy the beautiful warm waters of the ocean, and try as much as possible as quickly as possible to get out of those places where swimming bloodthirsty
just want to enjoy the warm waters of the spectacular reefs neighboring the Red Sea,
When warm water from central America is dominant the temperature rises by about 7 degrees.
Lyalius(Colisa Lalia)- small labyrinth fish from warm water reservoirs of India.
They explore coral thriving in some of the world's warmest waters.
Wash the affected area with warm water and dry carefully.
Filtered warm water, add 6-7 gr.
Warm water main from buffer capacity.
You need a bowl of warm water in which to add bath salts.
