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prop. n.專有名詞紐西蘭

I'm planning a trip to New Zealand next year.

adj.形容詞紐西蘭的

She has a New Zealand passport.

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騎士 (Knight)

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騎士 (Knight)

called Lady. This custom is not observed in Australia and New Zealand, where knighted

人類最有可能滅絕的十一個原因 (The 11 Greatest Threats To Humanity)

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人類最有可能滅絕的十一個原因 (The 11 Greatest Threats To Humanity)

around 25.000 years ago in New Zealand and
2 萬 5 千年前於紐西蘭的火山爆發

【時事英文】南極洲到底該歸誰擁有呢？ (Who Owns Antarctica? (Bizarre Borders Part 3))

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【時事英文】南極洲到底該歸誰擁有呢？ (Who Owns Antarctica? (Bizarre Borders Part 3))

Given this, quite remarkably, in 1959, the US, and USSR, and ten other countries, Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Chile, France, Japan, New Zealand, Norway, South Africa, and the UK, made a treaty to ease the tensions, saying that on Antarctica, there would be no military, no mining, and no nuclear exploding.
有鑑於此，1959 年美國和蘇俄兩國與阿根廷、澳大利雅、比利時、智利、法國、日本、紐西蘭、挪威、南美洲和英國共其他十個國家，難能可貴地共同制定了一個條約以緩和緊張的局勢。條約內容提到，在南極洲上將不會有戰爭、採礦和核武試爆。

英國倫敦威斯敏斯特教堂之旅--陵墓、加冕儀式等 (Tour of Westminster Abbey in London, England - Tombs, Coronations, and More)

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英國倫敦威斯敏斯特教堂之旅--陵墓、加冕儀式等 (Tour of Westminster Abbey in London, England - Tombs, Coronations, and More)

Okay, so those seats over there and on the other side are where they have like names on each of them, I can't read it from here but on the other side, there were country names basically that belonged to Queen Elizabeth, like new Zealand, Australia.
好的，所以那邊的座位和另一邊的座位上都有名字，我在這裡讀不出來，但另一邊基本上都是國家的名字，屬於伊麗莎白女王的。像紐西蘭澳洲。
Like new Zealand Australia.
像紐西蘭澳洲。

為什麼臺灣東海岸基本上是空的 (Why Taiwan's East Coast Is Basically Empty)

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為什麼臺灣東海岸基本上是空的 (Why Taiwan's East Coast Is Basically Empty)

It's not actually recognized as an independent state and this has a lot to do with how and why Taiwan was settled by China and One of the most important things to remember in this story is that the island has been home to indigenous peoples for thousands of years These people are not directly related to the Chinese In fact, they are Austronesian speaking groups who arrived along the same migration patterns as New Zealand, Polynesia Hawaii and Indonesia these indigenous groups developed distinct cultures and lived in scattered communities Primarily in the mountainous interior and along the coasts their presence remains a significant part of Taiwan's identity today Though they make up only about 2% of the population or about 600,000 people So in a way Taiwan is as much of a colonized country as many parts of the Western Hemisphere But let's get back to how modern Taiwan was established the earliest mentions of Taiwan interacting with China begin around the year 230 when military troops from the Eastern Wu Kingdom of China's Three kingdoms period landed on its shores though There is some debate on whether this was actually Taiwan that they landed on or not Various reports would include some mention of Taiwan albeit under different names for the next 1,400 years During the 1600s Taiwan became a contested territory the Dutch established a colony in the south the Spanish briefly held territory in the north and Chinese settlers mostly from Fujian province Gradually moved on to the island the Dutch were eventually expelled by Koxinga a Ming loyalist who used Taiwan as a base of resistance against the Qing Dynasty however his rule was short-lived as Qing forces took control of Taiwan in 1683 and Incorporated it into their Empire for over two centuries Taiwan remained under Qing rule though its position on the Empire's periphery meant it was often overlooked this changed in 1895 when the Qing were forced to cede Taiwan to Japan after their defeat in the first Sino-Japanese war the Japanese brought Modernization to the island building infrastructure railways and industry while also implementing strict colonial rule Though resistance existed Japan's influence reshaped Taiwan leaving a legacy that persists in aspects of its architecture education and economy after Japan's defeat in World War two Taiwan was handed back to China in 1945 and this proved to be very lucky for the Taiwan that exists today While remaining as a backwater through much of China's history Taiwan would eventually occupy a prominent place in the Chinese Civil War which had begun in the late 1920s The Nationalist Republic of China government under Chiang Kai-shek fought against the communist forces led by Mao Zedong despite initial advantages the Nationalists suffered a series of devastating defeats due to poor leadership corruption and dwindling public support by 1949 the communists had gained control of mainland China Forcing the Nationalist government to retreat to Taiwan Chiang Kai-shek and his followers established their base on the island bringing with them millions of refugees military forces and much of China's cultural and financial wealth at the time though the Nationalist government continued to claim sovereignty over all of China its control was Effectively limited to Taiwan and a few offshore islands It was during this period that saw much of the Western world namely the United States Canada and Western Europe aligned with Taiwan and recognized it as a country leaving mainland China as a global outsider however between 1950 and 1971 this recognition gradually eroded as Western countries sought to recognize mainland China as the sole China in order to establish trade with the much larger economic base and Because mainland China still claimed ownership of Taiwan it mandated that no country could recognize Taiwan as an independent country Despite the fact that it is independent for all intents and purposes This isolated Taiwan from global diplomacy, but not from global trade despite its diplomatic isolation Taiwan's economy surged in the late 1900s transforming from an agrarian society into a global industrial and technological powerhouse Democratic reforms began in the late 1980s culminating in the first direct presidential election in 1996 since then Taiwan has functioned as a democratic society distinct from mainland China Despite Beijing's continued claims over the island which leads us to today's population divide Hey, sorry for the interruption.
實際上，臺灣並不被承認為一個獨立的國家，這與中國和印度尼西亞如何以及為何在臺灣定居有很大關係。在這個故事中，最重要的一點是，數千年來，臺灣一直是原住民的家園、這些原住民發展出獨特的文化，分散居住在內陸山區和沿海地區，他們的存在至今仍是臺灣身份的重要組成部分、但讓我們回到現代臺灣是如何建立起來的。最早提到臺灣與中國的互動始於 230 年左右，當時來自中國三國時期東吳王國的軍隊在臺灣海岸登陸，但關於他們登陸的是否真的是臺灣還存在一些爭議、在 1600 年代，臺灣成為一塊有爭議的領土，荷蘭人在南部建立了殖民地，

美國最大的大蒜生產商如何在美國大蒜的衰落中生存下來？ (How The US' Biggest Garlic Producer Survived The Fall Of American Garlic | Big Business)

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美國最大的大蒜生產商如何在美國大蒜的衰落中生存下來？ (How The US' Biggest Garlic Producer Survived The Fall Of American Garlic | Big Business)

Mexico or New Zealand.
墨西哥或紐西蘭。

在其他國家被禁止的十大美國食品 (Top 10 American Foods that are Banned in Other Countries)

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在其他國家被禁止的十大美國食品 (Top 10 American Foods that are Banned in Other Countries)

Therefore, farm raised salmon is outlawed in Australia and new Zealand.
是以，在澳洲和紐西蘭，養殖的鮭魚是被禁止的。

【CNN10】俄羅斯經濟制裁、國際太空站將墜落南太平洋 | 2022年3月15日 (Where Will The Space Station Splash Down? | March 15, 2022)

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【CNN10】俄羅斯經濟制裁、國際太空站將墜落南太平洋 | 2022年3月15日 (Where Will The Space Station Splash Down? | March 15, 2022)

Nestled 3,000 miles east of New Zealand and 2,000 miles north of Antarctica, Point Nemo has become the final home for more than 263 pieces of space debris since 1971.
在紐西蘭以東3000英里和南極洲以北2000英里處，自1971年以來，Point Nemo 已成為超過263塊太空碎片的最終歸宿。

長時間工作 "每年導致74.5萬人死亡"。BBC新聞評論 (Long working hours 'kills 745,000people a year': BBC News Review)

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長時間工作 "每年導致74.5萬人死亡"。BBC新聞評論 (Long working hours 'kills 745,000people a year': BBC News Review)

which is a website from New Zealand.
這是一個來自紐西蘭的網站。

去增長。是時候用更少的錢過更好的生活了嗎？| CNBC解讀 (Degrowth: Is it time to live better with less? | CNBC Explains)

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去增長。是時候用更少的錢過更好的生活了嗎？| CNBC解讀 (Degrowth: Is it time to live better with less? | CNBC Explains)

Scotland, Iceland and New Zealand have all pledged to prioritize wellbeing rather than solely focusing on economic growth.
蘇格蘭、冰島和紐西蘭都已承諾優先考慮福祉，而不是僅僅關注經濟增長。