Translation for "island inhabited" to spanish

Island inhabited

• isla habitada

Translation examples

isla habitada

It's an island inhabited by savages.
Es una isla habitada por salvajes.

An island inhabited entirely by ex-international interviewers In pursuit of the impossible dream.
Una isla habitada por excorresponsales... buscando un sueño imposible.

On this island inhabited by Europeans o Americans, there are no cannibals that I know of, and they won't roast me.
En esta isla habitada por europeos o americanos, no hay antropófagos, que yo sepa, y no me asarán».

There were no human beings left but her, and she had found herself flying in a pink seaplane to an island inhabited by sentient lemurs.
Era el único ser humano que quedaba y se descubría a sí misma volando en un hidroavión de color rosa hasta una isla habitada por lémures inteligentes.

Nearby, it broke up into leaves, and tree-trunks, and shadows, and roads, and houses, and the faces and clothing of people, and dust, and all that goes to make up an island inhabited by men.
De cerca, estallaba en una profusión de hojas y troncos de árboles, y de sombras, y caminos, y casas, y en rostros de gentes, y vestidos y polvo, y en todo cuanto concurre a dar vida a una isla habitada por el hombre.

It often happened, during the autumn, at the end of the bathing season, that very few people landed on that island, inhabited only by a few thousand families of fishermen who did nothing but sink their nets in the waves of the Atlantic.
Durante el otoño, terminada la estación balnearia, eran rarísimas las personas que llegaban a esa isla, habitada sólo por unas mil familias de pescadores que no se ocupaban de otra cosa que de arrojar sus redes en las aguas del Atlántico.

Having taken two-fifths of the island, inhabited—after invasion and regroupment—by less than a fifth of the population, Turkey had a huge stock of empty houses and farms on its hands, from which their owners had been expelled.
Al disponer de las dos quintas partes del territorio de la isla, habitado –después de la invasión y la reagrupación– por menos de una quinta parte de la población, Turquía contaba con una enorme reserva de casas y granjas desocupadas tras expulsar a sus antiguos dueños.