Examples of using Moors in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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A village nestled amongst the rolling green hills of the North York Moors, it not a likely location to find somewhere similar to Mars.
First inhabited by the Romans, the Moors, who occupied it for nearly 300 years before losing it to the Catholic Kings, conquered it.
Polarstern moors to the fortress floe, at 85 degrees north
From the rocky hills and moors that it grown on, it has developed into a self sufficient flower worthy of all of it's accolades.
The windswept moors are the unforgettable setting of this tale of the love between the foundling Heathcliff and his wealthy benefactor's daughter, Catherine.
He now moors in Battersea,
The A170 from Thirsk to Scarborough marks the southern boundary of the moors area.
The Moors brought rice to Spain in the eighth century, and the Spanish introduced it into South America in the 17th century.
That wind had brought the Moors, yes, but it also brought the smell of the desert
Doyle's descriptions of the moors are great preparation for the moody atmosphere you will encounter in this part of Devon.
The name refers to the legend that the Moors demanded 100 virgins every year as tribute from Christian kingdoms in Iberia.
include the Cleveland Way, which circles the moors, and has a section along the coast;
The moors have not changed much in the past 50 years, and are often used
On their south side the moors are demarcated by a series of dales which drain into tributaries of the River Derwent.
Being alone on the moors is scary;
On their south side the moors are demarcated by a series of dales which drain into tributaries of the RiverDerwent.
The Algarve was conquered from the Moors in 1249, and in 1255 Lisbon became the capital.
The Moors and Christians fought for centuries over the castle until Afonso I, the first king of Portugal, conquered Lisbon.
The Moors brought rice to Spain in the 8th century, and the Spanish presented it into South America
Many visitors to the moors are engaged in outdoor pursuits, particularly walking;