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Definition of Tasman in English: Tasman(also the Tasman) nounˈtazmən short for Tasman Sea Example sentencesExamples - The bank is sending a message to New Zealand workers that weekends on this side of the Tasman are not worth recognising, when Australian workers' weekends are.
- Sometimes the Tasman can seem like the widest stretch of water on the planet.
- If Australia goes ahead and outlaws spam then, at the very least, we ought to organise a treaty that would see the same laws enforceable on both sides of the Tasman.
- The group appears to have once again turned its attentions to this side of the Tasman.
- It has a long coastline between both the Tasman and the South Pacific in temperate, tropical and sub-Antarctic waters.
PhrasesIn or to Australia or New Zealand, depending on the speaker's location. aviation analysts are expecting a price war across the Tasman many discussions take place with our neighbours across the Tasman Example sentencesExamples - While most bands head across the Tasman to Australia when they want to make the big move out of NZ, The D4 picked Japan as their destination.
- If they want to get ahead, they should look across the Tasman.
- Those Kiwis and potential immigrants who are disillusioned by the situation here in NZ might consider a quick hop across the Tasman.
- Across the Tasman, the New Zealand Greens are causing a stir on another pivotal issue: genetic engineering.
- The company has brushed aside speculation that its contract with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia is in trouble, saying all is well across the Tasman.
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