colonise [ˈkɒlənaɪz, америк. ˈkɑ:lənaɪz] ГЛ. перех. австрал., брит.
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| they | colonise |
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| you | colonised |
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| we | colonised |
| you | colonised |
| they | colonised |
| I | have | colonised |
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Bracken is a well-adapted pioneer plant which can colonise land quickly, with the potential to extend its area by as much as 13 % per year.
en.wikipedia.org The game is set in a fictional remote future where human beings have colonised the known galaxy and established a trading civilisation.
en.wikipedia.org The mangroves have actually colonised areas that were previously salt marsh.
en.wikipedia.org By contrast, green iguanas have used floating debris to colonise new islands, showing that resilience and adaptability are the key to survival.
en.wikipedia.org Both groups colonised neighbouring islands from their bases.
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