Botswana
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- proper noun
- /bɑtˈswɑnə/
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Botsuana
- The landlocked country of Botswana is known for its stunning wildlife and national parks.
- Botswana and Zimbabwe
- Botswana and Lesotho
- Botswana, Lesotho, and Swaziland
And it was first detected in South Africa and also had cases in in nearby Botswana.
- And it was first detected in South Africa and also had cases in in nearby Botswana.
- So when we got that study on the demography of Botswana, we said, well is the banks business development?
- But then I went to Botswana, Africa, and I was sleeping in this little tent with these hippos circling the tent all night.
- So in individuals with latent TB, long term INH preventive therapy in Botswana was better than short term.
- This could be entirely A coincidence that the largest sound inventory of any language is the Khoisan of Botswana and Namibia.
- Albania, Georgia, Turkey, Botswana, beautiful country.
- Can take a flight to Kenya, Botswana, I'm going to Peru, Quito, all one flight.
- I'm gonna go to north Botswana here, slide more east, but was N bots.
Examples
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Many tourists visit Botswana to experience its rich cultural heritage and diverse ecosystems.
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This route will take us directly to the Botswana border.
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If you can only go to one place in Botswana, this is the one.
Academic text (1999) -
We do business in Botswana.
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Our guide gave several daily lectures on the history of Botswana, its cultures, and animal life.
Academic text (1994) -
If you want memories and photographs of the things I've described, book a trip to Botswana.
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For example, Botswana has an English literacy rate for its school-aged group of almost 98 percent.
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Water flows from the snow melt in Angola into Botswana, creating the delta and flood plains.
Academic text (1994) -
To truly experience Africa at its best, I suggest Botswana—one of the world's best kept secrets.
Academic text (1999) -
After gaining independence in 1966, Botswana has become a model of democracy in Africa.
Synonyms
A country with no sea coast in south central Africa that became independent from Britain in 1966
Compounds
A country with no sea coast in south central Africa that became independent from Britain in 1966
Surface Forms
Etymology
Botswana comes from the name Batswana ('the Tswana people') and the prefix Bo- meaning 'place of'. So Botswana literally means the 'land of the Tswana people', which is why it is the name of the country.