Tanzania
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- proper noun
- /tænˈzeɪniə/
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Tanzania
- She loves the chimpanzees in Tanzania, and they have voices that are often unheard.
- Tanzania and Kenya
- Tanzania and Uganda
- Tanzania and Mozambique
So Gombe was in Tanzania on Lake Tanganyika.
- So Gombe was in Tanzania on Lake Tanganyika.
- I had never met Jason Flom when he heard about us when we were in Tanzania.
- And those countries include India, Nigeria, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Pakistan, Tanzania and China.
- So they're a hunter gatherer tribe who live in East Africa on the border between Tanzania and Kenya.
- South Africa built its gold mines on migrant labour from as far north as Malawi and Tanzania.
- And I got invited to go to Tanzania as part of a group that was raising money to build clean water wells.
- Set up a direct debit to give directly, which just transfers cash to the poorest people in Kenya, Tanzania.
- I was just in Greece, in Copenhagen, and then Tanzania, where, if you haven't already seen, I hiked Mount Kilimanjaro.
Examples
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Access to clean and safe drinking water is difficult in rural areas of Tanzania.
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The programs in Malawi, Mozambique, and Tanzania were selected because of the completeness of data from these programs.
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These are the future leaders in public health in Tanzania and in Africa in general.
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So let me talk about Tanzania a little bit here.
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After she had returned to her husband in Central Tanzania, the trouble started again.
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Girls and women in Tanzania deserve the chance to achieve their dreams.
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My research interviews were all conducted in Tanzania's national language, Kiswahili.
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Serengeti National Park, Tanzania.
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For example, the Kilamco plant in Tanzania is beginning to meet the regional shortfall in ammonia supplies.
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Girls and women in Tanzania deserve the chance to achieve their dreams.
Synonyms
The official name of the country Tanzania in eastern Africa
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Tanzania was made by joining the starts of Tanganyika (Tan) and Zanzibar (Zan) with the ending -ia. The ending -ia is the same one you see in Australia and helps mean 'land', so Tanzania is basically the 'land of' those two places, which fits the country formed from Tanganyika and Zanzibar.