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colonize

[kol-uh-nahyz] / ˈkɒl əˌnaɪz /


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Mars, the planet he hopes to colonize, was mentioned just twice in a statement announcing that SpaceX had acquired xAI, while the moon got four mentions.

From MarketWatch

In his memo, Musk advertised big plans for SpaceX and Starship, the mega-rocket at the center of his plans to colonize Mars and launch dozens of satellites at a time.

From MarketWatch

In his memo, Musk advertised big plans for SpaceX and Starship, the mega-rocket at the center of his plans to colonize Mars and launch dozens of satellites at a time.

From MarketWatch

It took three years, but in 1983, Crisafulli found evidence that the first microscopic plants had begun to colonize the lake.

From Literature

The first to go in any forest colonized by people are the larger edible animals.

From The Wall Street Journal