Collocations withisland

These are words often used in combination withisland.

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artificial island
It has the drawback of featuring a bridge out to an artificial island, and my comments about shipping hazards must apply to an artificial island.
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deserted island
The show challenges each castaway to pare life down to its bare essentials by allowing them to select eight pieces of music to accompany them on a deserted island.
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floating island
Many birds were also seen on fast ice, particularly on the heavily ridged outer fringes, that might also be the source of the 'floating island' floes.
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inhabited island
The result is a superb record of the wildlife of the world's remotest inhabited island group, illustrated by outstanding colour photographs.
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island nation
If we consider the number of languages spoken rather than the percentage of the population who speak them, there is a substantial amount of diversity in this small island nation.
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isolated island
If we remain an isolated island, it is not a bright future.
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main island
When extrapolated to the whole of main island, the population sizes of white-vented myna and common myna were approximately 180 000 and 84 000, respectively.
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mysterious island
Both main characters are stranded on a mysterious island, where the predominant color seems to be red.
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nearby island
The nearby island, however, is also covered with this growth.
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oceanic island
Control of seedling recruitment by land crabs in a rain forest on a remote oceanic island.
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offshore island
We are an offshore island of an offshore island.
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outlying island
Those of us from outlying island regions are wondering who is going to pay the additional cost that will arise for these regions in deficit.
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remote island
There might be a certain problem over selecting a particular remote island.
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rocky island
The cape is actually a small rocky island which is joined to the icecap of the mainland by an ice ramp.
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small island
Dismissing this issue as the concern of a small island will not do either.
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tiny island
After all, this is a tiny island.
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tropical island
It is part of a luxury hotel on this tropical island which is attracting quite a lot of tourism.
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uncharted island
The information from the library leads them to an uncharted island.
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uninhabited island
It is a story set on a small uninhabited island.
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volcanic island
Fogo is a hotspot volcanic island.
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