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kwajalein

/ˈkwɑː.dʒə.leɪn/

Tradução: Nome próprio que designa um atol na parte ocidental das Ilhas Marshall, usado historicamente como base aérea e naval japonesa durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial e depois palco de um assalto anfíbio americano em janeiro de 1944.

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/ˈkwɑː.dʒə.leɪn/formal
  • ptNome próprio que designa um atol na parte ocidental das Ilhas Marshall, usado historicamente como base aérea e naval japonesa durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial e depois palco de um assalto anfíbio americano em janeiro de 1944.

A proper noun referring to an atoll in the western Marshall Islands, historically used as a Japanese air and naval base during World War II and later the site of an American amphibious assault in January 1944.

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  1. Atoll in the Marshall IslandsB2formal

    An atoll located in the western Marshall Islands, historically used as a Japanese air and naval base during World War II.

    ptAtol nas Ilhas Marshall

    • Kwajalein Atoll was a key strategic location in the Pacific during World War II.
    • The Japanese established a major air and naval base on Kwajalein.
    • Today, Kwajalein is part of the Republic of the Marshall Islands.
  2. World War II BattleB2formal

    An amphibious assault operation in the Pacific theater of World War II, occurring in January 1944, where American forces landed on and captured a Japanese air base on the atoll.

    ptBatalha de Kwajalein

    • The Battle of Kwajalein was a crucial step in the American island-hopping campaign.
    • American forces launched a massive amphibious assault on Kwajalein in January 1944.
    • The capture of the Japanese air base on Kwajalein significantly weakened enemy defenses.
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