napuka造句

例句与造句

1. Napuka Atoll is 10.5 km long and about 4 km wide.
2. The total dry land area of the thirty islands on Napuka's reef is 8 km?
3. Napuka was visited by the historic "'United States Exploring Expedition "', 1838-1842.
4. The Disappointment Islands are a small group of coral islands, which includes the island of Tepoto and the atoll of Napuka.
5. Further European contact with Napuka Atoll only took place again two centuries later, in 1765, with British explorer John Byron.
6. It's difficult to find napuka in a sentence. 用napuka造句挺难的
7. He named Napuka and Tepoto " Disappointment Islands " because he found the natives to be of a hostile disposition toward him.
8. "' Napuka Airport "'is an airport on the atoll of Napuka, part of the Tuamotu Archipelago in French Polynesia.
9. "' Napuka Airport "'is an airport on the atoll of Napuka, part of the Tuamotu Archipelago in French Polynesia.
10. "' Napuka "', or "'Pukaroa "', is a small coral atoll in the Disappointment Islands, in the northeastern part of the Tuamotu Archipelago in French Polynesia.
11. The " 蝜es Gambier et Tuamotu Est " electoral district comprises the commune of Gambier and eleven communes in eastern Tuamotu : Anaa; Fangatau; Hao; Hikueru; Makemo; Napuka; Nukutavake; Pukapuka; Reao; Tatakoto; and Tureia.
12. The Gambier Islands ( Gambier ), together with the islands in the eastern part of the Tuamotus ( Anaa, Fangatau, Hao, Hikueru, Makemo, Napuka, Nukutavake, Puka-Puka, Reao, Tatakoto and Tureia ), form " 蝜es Gambier et Tuamotu Est ", one of the 6 electoral districts ( " circonscriptions 閘ectorales " ) for the Assembly of French Polynesia ( " Assembl閑 de la Polyn閟ie fran鏰ise " ).
13. During 14 weeks on relatively isolated Napuka Atoll in the Tuamotus, Emory's team collected 200 ethnographic artifacts and recorded 90 songs and chants, along with genealogies and oral histories that remain among of " the most important sources of traditional eastern Polynesian temple ritual . " Some of their more colorful adventures and hardships on the atoll are described in the book " Road My Body Goes " ( 1937 ) by the journalist Clifford Gessler, who almost died there from a poisonous coral cut.