Difference between revisions of "Sea"
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| − | A sea is a body of water but not as large as an [[ocean]]. Could be used colloquially as synonymous of ocean. Also large lakes could be referred to as inland seas. | + | A '''sea''' is a body of water but not as large as an [[ocean]]. Could be used colloquially as synonymous of ocean. Also large lakes could be referred to as inland seas. |
Some of the most important seas in the world are: The [[Gulf of Mexico]], The [[Caribbean Sea]], The [[Gulf of California]], The [[North Sea]], The [[Baltic Sea]], The [[Mediterranean Sea]], The [[Adriatic Sea]], The [[Red Sea]], The [[Arabian Sea]], The [[Persian Gulf]], The [[Dead Sea]], The [[Black Sea]], The [[Sea of Japan]] and The [[Philippine Sea]]. | Some of the most important seas in the world are: The [[Gulf of Mexico]], The [[Caribbean Sea]], The [[Gulf of California]], The [[North Sea]], The [[Baltic Sea]], The [[Mediterranean Sea]], The [[Adriatic Sea]], The [[Red Sea]], The [[Arabian Sea]], The [[Persian Gulf]], The [[Dead Sea]], The [[Black Sea]], The [[Sea of Japan]] and The [[Philippine Sea]]. | ||
Revision as of 20:05, October 17, 2011
A sea is a body of water but not as large as an ocean. Could be used colloquially as synonymous of ocean. Also large lakes could be referred to as inland seas.
Some of the most important seas in the world are: The Gulf of Mexico, The Caribbean Sea, The Gulf of California, The North Sea, The Baltic Sea, The Mediterranean Sea, The Adriatic Sea, The Red Sea, The Arabian Sea, The Persian Gulf, The Dead Sea, The Black Sea, The Sea of Japan and The Philippine Sea.
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“The fishermen know that the sea is dangerous and the storm terrible, but they have never found these dangers sufficient reason for remaining ashore” Vincent van Gogh. |
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See also
External links
- After the Sea-Ship Walt Whitman (1819–1892). Leaves of Grass. 1900.
- Glossary