atoll

[US]/'ætɒl/
[UK]/'ætɔl/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n. una isla de coral en forma de anillo formada sobre o alrededor de un arrecife de coral en el océano.
Word Forms
Pluralatolls
Tercera persona singularatolls

Example Sentences

The atoll is a ring-shaped coral reef or a series of islets.

El atolón es un arrecife de coral en forma de anillo o una serie de pequeños islotes.

The atoll is a popular destination for snorkeling and diving.

El atolón es un destino popular para el esnórquel y el buceo.

The atoll is home to a diverse range of marine life.

El atolón alberga una diversa gama de vida marina.

The atoll's crystal-clear waters attract tourists from around the world.

Las aguas cristalinas del atolón atraen a turistas de todo el mundo.

The atoll is located in the middle of the ocean, far from any mainland.

El atolón está ubicado en medio del océano, lejos de cualquier tierra firme.

The atoll's pristine beaches are perfect for sunbathing and relaxation.

Las playas prístinas del atolón son perfectas para tomar el sol y relajarse.

Many species of birds nest on the atoll's sandy shores.

Muchas especies de aves anidan en las costas arenosas del atolón.

The atoll's unique ecosystem is fragile and requires protection.

El ecosistema único del atolón es frágil y requiere protección.

Scientists study the atoll to better understand coral reef ecosystems.

Los científicos estudian el atolón para comprender mejor los ecosistemas de arrecifes de coral.

Local communities rely on the atoll's resources for sustenance and livelihood.

Las comunidades locales dependen de los recursos del atolón para su sustento y medios de vida.

Real-world Examples

We are coral atolls, and corals are dying.

Source: New York Times

And today, the closest I've come is visiting remote atolls in the western Indian Ocean.

Source: TED Talks (Video Edition) February 2016 Collection

They reckon that a turbine on such an atoll would run for about 75% of the time.

Source: The Economist (Summary)

Lots of Pacific islands are atolls.

Source: The Economist (Summary)

We're back on the main atoll of Tarawa.

Source: Environment and Science

If you sail past an atoll, it's only a tree high.

Source: Humanity: The Story of All of Us

The nation consists of 33 such atolls spread out between Hawaii and Australia.

Source: Environment and Science

The people of Tarawa have already planted more than 50,000 mangroves on the beaches of the atoll.

Source: Environment and Science

The narrow Unprotected atolls in the South Pacific are on average only two metres above sea level.

Source: Environment and Science

An " atoll" (atoll) is a small island formed by a hard substance called coral.

Source: 2014 English Cafe

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