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Niue
[ nee-oo-ey ]
noun
- an island in the South Pacific Ocean between Tonga and Cook Islands: possession of New Zealand. 101 square miles (261 square kilometers).
Niue
/ 藞苍箩耻藧别瑟 /
noun
- an island in the S Pacific, between Tonga and the Cook Islands: annexed by New Zealand (1901); achieved full internal self-government in 1974. Chief town and port: Alofi. Pop: 1269 (2012 est). Area: 260 sq km (100 sq miles) Also calledSavage Island
Other 亚洲网紅露点 Forms
- 狈颈路耻路补苍 [nee-, oo, -, uh, n], adjective noun
Example Sentences
Another small Pacific island, Niue, also shares a similar relationship with New Zealand - it is internally self-governing but relies on Wellington for defence and most foreign affairs.
All he wanted in exchange was the right to control the .nu suffix that Niue was assigned for its web addresses.
鈥淣u鈥 means now in Swedish, Danish and Dutch, and thousands of Scandinavians registered websites with that suffix, creating a steady business for Niue鈥檚 business partner, Bill Semich.
Niue, an oval-shaped coral island of about 100 square miles of area, about the size of Lincoln, Neb., felt it had been cheated out of a reliable stream of cash that would have helped it reduce its reliance on tourism and foreign aid.
It had also rented out its international dialing code, until Niue鈥檚 deeply Christian residents started being awakened at midnight by wayward phone sex calls from Japan.
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