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SEAS - translation to arabic
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
SEAS
SEAS
![The Arabian Sea as a marginal sea of the [[Indian Ocean]].](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Arabian Sea map.png?width=200 "The Arabian Sea as a marginal sea of the [[Indian Ocean]].")
WIKIMEDIA LIST ARTICLE
Marginal sea; Marginal seas; Worlds seas; Marginal sea (USN); Seas; Seas of europe
ألاسم
بَحْر ; خِضَمّ ; يَمّ
Seven seas
ANCIENT PHRASE FOR ALL OF THE WORLD'S OCEANS
Seven seas; Septem maria; 7 seas; The Seven Seas; Nine Seas; Thesevenseas; Sevenseas
بحار العالم ، سبعة البحار
closed seas
SEA UNDER THE EXCLUSIVE JURISDICTION OF A NATION
Mare Clausum; Closed Seas; Closed Sea
بحار مغلقة
Wikipedia
Seas (disambiguation)
Seas or SEAS may refer to:
- The plural of "sea"
- Seas, a type of wind wave that develops over time
- SEAS, the ticker symbol for SeaWorld Entertainment at the New York Stock Exchange
Examples of use of SEAS
1. It said that whenever the choice has been between protectionism and the open seas, Britain has chosen the open seas.
2. Royal Caribbean, the cruise line operator, said it was altering the itineraries of three ships –– the Navigator of the Seas, the Explorer of the Seas and the Freedom of the Seas –– to avoid the storm.
3. Royal Caribbean, the cruise line operator, said it was altering the itineraries of three ships – the Navigator of the Seas, the Explorer of the Seas and the Freedom of the Seas – to avoid the storm.
4. Rescue teams were searching the seas for the missing people in the seas near Kendari city in Southeast Sulawesi, Roksi Asikin told Reuters.
5. The selection spans both Great Lakes waters and distant seas.