deliblato造句

例句与造句

1. Deliblato received its name from its situation in the sandy area.
2. In past-war period Deliblato registered significant socio-political development.
3. He has also coached Omladinac Deliblato and was an assistant at Red Star Belgrade.
4. Deliblato was the seat of government for reforestation Deliblatska pescara which officially began to work 1818.
5. The camp is about five km east of the village of Deliblato in the South Banat District.
6. It's difficult to find deliblato in a sentence. 用deliblato造句挺难的
7. During the first Serbian Migration under Patriarch Arsenije III Carnojevic in 1960s many people found their new homes in Deliblato.
8. Settlements with a Serb ethnic majority are : Kovin, Bavania
   te, Gaj, Deliblato, Dubovac, Malo Bavania
   te, Mramorak, and Plo
   ica.
9. The road passing through the area had been easier to cross due to the mixing of mud and sand, thus travelers called this place Deliblato.
10. With developed agriculture and even with the beginnings of the development of manufacturing Deliblato is one of the most progressive villages in this part of Banat.
11. The Deliblato Sands is the largest sandy terrain in Europe, once part of a vast prehistoric desert, having originated from the withdrawal of the Pannonian Sea.
12. In 1660 / 6, during the Ottoman rule, the name Deliblato was mentioned in Patrijarsija Pecka which was claimed by the passers Mihajlo Dolovac and Zahija Nikola from Deliblato.
13. In 1660 / 6, during the Ottoman rule, the name Deliblato was mentioned in Patrijarsija Pecka which was claimed by the passers Mihajlo Dolovac and Zahija Nikola from Deliblato.
14. Padina lies in the middle of South Banat, at the border of Deliblato's shoal, on 52.75 km 2, and in a southeast-northwest course.
15. "'
    ardak "'is a former vacation settlement on the southern edge of the Deliblatska pea
    
    ara ( Deliblato Sands ), in the community of Kovin in Serbia.
16. Born in Deliblato, in what is now the Kovin municipality of Serbia, he was the scion of a priestly family called " Ivacu " from Goruia village, in today's Cara-Severin County of Romania.