Queensland
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- proper noun
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Queensland
- Welcome to Queensland.
- Queensland, Australia
- Queensland coast
- Queensland University
And the premier of Queensland actually came out and said I'm not anti vax.
- And the premier of Queensland actually came out and said I'm not anti vax.
- He's coming to us from Queensland, Australia.
- It is in, in, in, in Queensland and Sydney.
- This is the wet and Wild bronzer in Queensland.
- It I think the worst of it was the devastation was on the Borderlands, which in Queensland N NSW, Correct.
Examples
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Luke Dodd is an amateur astronomer and astrophotographer who lives in the town of Rochedale, Queensland, Australia.
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Many tourists visit Queensland every year to enjoy its tropical climate and beautiful landscapes.
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Now it is in the far north, Queensland, Australia.
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Let's get away to Queensland.
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He's coming to us from Queensland, Australia.
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The story picks up in 1882 with a worn skull found on a beach in Queensland, Australia.
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Entomologist John Goolsby examines Old World climbing fern in its native habitat in Queensland, Australia.
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Queensland is known for its stunning beaches and vibrant cities like Queensland.
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The Great Barrier Reef, located off the coast of Queensland, is a popular destination for divers and snorkelers.
Compounds
- Australian
A tall tropical plant with strong soft fiber used to make rope and sacks
- Australian
A rare endangered freshwater fish from Queensland rivers that breathes air with one lung
- Australian
A large Queensland tree with a thick bottle-shaped trunk that stores water and cream flowers marked red inside
- Australian
A plant from Australia whose fibers are used to make cloth
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Queensland comes from the English parts Queen and land, and literally means 'land of the queen'. It was named for Queen Victoria, so the name helps you remember that this Australian state was named to honour the queen.