continent

US /ˈkɑntənənt/

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UK /ˈkɒntɪnənt/

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Very large piece of land, e.g. Africa or Asia

Many countries form to make a continent

adj.AdjectiveAble to control excretory functions (bowel and bladder).

The patient is continent after the surgery.

n. (u.)Uncountable NounThe ability to control excretory functions (bowel and bladder).

The doctor checked the patient's continence after the operation.

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to go to every continent together becuase
to go to every continent together becuase

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Morocco ends up representing an entire culture, an entire continent; not only in Africa, (but) in the Mi⏤in the Arab world as well.
Morocco ends up representing an entire culture, an entire continent; not only in Africa, (but) in the Mi⏤in the Arab world as well.
CONTINENT, NOT ONLY IN AFRICA
CONTINENT, NOT ONLY IN AFRICA

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He had a similar thought about how the islands: east of Java and Borneo had formed — at least some of them were the remnants of a former Australian continent.
He had a similar thought about how the islands: east of Java and Borneo had formed — at least some of them were the remnants of a former Australian continent.
had formed - at least some of them were the remnants of a former Australian continent.
had formed - at least some of them were the remnants of a former Australian continent.

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a country or a continent.
a country or a continent.
languages (Spanish, for example), it refers to the continent.
languages (Spanish, for example), it refers to the continent.

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Here, on the European continent itself,
Here, on the European continent itself,
this was the most prosperous and sophisticated metropolis on the continent.
this was the most prosperous and sophisticated metropolis on the continent.

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That's why they risked their dangerous 1620 voyage to a wilderness continent: not because they were running from oppression,
That's why they risked their dangerous 1620 voyage to a wilderness continent: not because they were running from oppression,
Against all odds, he proved to be the single human being on the continent best-suited to help the struggling settlers, since he spoke English and had already embraced Christianity.
Against all odds, he proved to be the single human being on the continent best-suited to help the struggling settlers, since he spoke English and had already embraced Christianity.

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Africa is a continent
Africa is a continent
And as many of us know, the continent is not a single country
And as many of us know, the continent is not a single country

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I think we've had every continent, even Antarctica.
I think we've had every continent, even Antarctica.

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