Übersetzung für 'continental America' von Englisch nach Deutsch

continental America

Kontinentalamerika {n}geogr.

continental America [continental United States]

US-Festland {n}geogr.

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America

Amerika {n}geogr.

Latin America

Iberoamerika {n}geogr.

Lateinamerika {n}geogr.

Hispanic America

Hispanoamerika {n}geogr.

Spanischamerika {n}geogr.

Copa América

Copa América {f}sports

Middle America

Mittelamerika {n}geogr.

to call America

nach Amerika telefonierentelecom.

Spanish America

Spanisch-Amerika {n}geogr.

Hispanoamerika {n}geogr.ling.

rural America

ländliches Amerika {n}geogr.sociol.

in America {adv}

drüben [ugs.] [in Amerika]

Ibero-America

Iberoamerika {n}geogr.

corporate America

Amerika {n} der Konzerne

Central America

Mittelamerika {n}geogr.

Zentralamerika {n}geogr.

North America

Nordamerika {n}geogr.

South America

Südamerika {n}geogr.

continental

Festlandbewohner {m}

Continental {adj}

kontinentaleuropäisch

• It gained some following in northern continental America and Europe.
• The following year he made a final campaign to Upper Peru, hoping to fight against one the last two royalist strongholds in continental America (the other being El Callao in coastal Peru), but royalist general Pedro Antonio Olañeta was murdered by his own soldiers, and ultimately Arenales accomplished nothing.
• Sánchez is the former WBC Continental America's Welterweight Champion in association with Don Chargin Productions and Paco Presents.
• For the Solar eclipse of August 21, 2017, NSO enlisted the cooperation of various groups in the Citizen CATE (Continental-America Telescopic Eclipse) experiment to set up more than 60 identical telescopes along the eclipse path, to produce 90 continuous minutes of images, 10 seconds apart, of the Sun's inner corona.
• This attack by the Japanese submarine "I-17" was the first attack on continental America during the war.

• Finally the Spanish government went so far as to renounce sovereignty over all of continental America in 1836.
• Spain made futile attempts to retain its former territories, such as at the Siege of Callao (1826), but after death of King Ferdinand VII of Spain, in 1836 government of Spain renounced its territorial and sovereignty claims over all of continental America.
• Yankello went on to be the trainer of United States 2000 Super Heavyweight olympian Calvin Brock for 30 bouts; this included Brock winning and defending the IBA Continental America Heavyweight Title and challenging Wladimir Klitschko for the IBF Heavyweight title.