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continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
continent
:
cont
i
nent
–noun
1.
one
of
the
main l
an
dm
as
ses of the globe, usually reckoned as
seven
in
number (
Europe
,
Asia
,
Africa
,
North America
,
South
America
, Australia,
and
Antarctica).
2.
a
comparable landmass
on
another
planet
.
3.
the mainland, as di
sting
uished
from
islands
or
peninsulas.
4.
the Continent,
the mainland of
Eu
rope
, as distinguished from the British Isles.
5.
a continuous tr
act
or extent, as of land.
»
Lesson No. 1 Glossary
