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abitato zona, pianeta, territorio
inhabited
borgata
= an area on the outskirts of a city generally inhabited by poor or working class people
abitare una casa
to inhabit a house
la foresta è abitata da animali feroci
the forest is inhabited by wild animals
popolare territorio
to inhabit
Padania
This is the name used by the Lega Nord (Northern League) to mean all of the north of Italy, that is roughly all of the Po basin and the Veneto, which are inhabited by people who are alleged to be of Celtic rather than Latin origin. According to the most extreme members of the league, Padania should aim for secession from the rest of Italy, which is dominated by a “corrupt” Rome, and, in particular, the south, which is considered uncivilized and backward. For opponents and critics of the league, Padania is a meaningless term, which does not correspond to any geographically, historically or linguistically unified area, and the myth of the Padani who are direct descendants of the ancient Celtic people is nothing but a ridiculous sham.

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abitato (-a)
inhabited
abitare (paese, mondo)
to inhabit

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A few small bristlecone pines are found otherwise the area is above tree line and inhabited by small grasses, lichens, and alpine wildflowers.
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The castle itself was probably never inhabited again.
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As they sail out to sea they are caught in a terrible storm and are shipwrecked off a beautiful island that is inhabited by a secretive village of pearl divers.
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The prehistoric convulsions of the earth before man inhabited this planet were terrific, almost inconceivable.
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The refuge, characterized by saltmarshes, kettle ponds, freshwater wetlands, maritime shrublands and forests, is seasonally inhabited by over 250 species of birds.
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Now the area is a sparsely inhabited dusty spot with poor roads and minimal transportation.
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It seems to have been sporadically inhabited, although records from this period are somewhat sketchy.
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The longest a single village was inhabited was only 24 years.
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For my family the big hit of the weekend was the chicken run, inhabited by the world's most patient hens.
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These worlds are inhabited if not exactly as our own, and if not more nobly, at least no less inhabited and no less nobly.
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