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Meanings of Marsh in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "fen"
Examples for "fen"
1
And the fen birds sate and listened and sang back to her:
2
The fen country of Cambridge and Lincolnshire was a region of monasteries.
3
Everything seems to grow on a Californian scale in this fen district.
4
Dr David Bellamy provides more detailed indication of bogland that is fen.
5
Riffling through it now, he answered, A fen is like a swamp.
1
This was marshland, and it spread out before them miles in extent.
2
All that might be heard in woodland edges, marshland or treed areas.
3
All the marshland and the woodland where no people live is mine.
4
Faint wreaths of mist were rising up from over the shadowy marshland.
5
The Captain saw two wide, muddy creeks snaking through the marshland below.
1
I have heard that there are Britons in the fenland there.
2
The inhabitants of her liminal East Anglia fenland setting had something otherworldly about them.
3
Now there is a hard and bitter fact of life, very different from the story of the fenland.
4
A witness to seasons and shifts, informed but unsentimental about the flora and fauna of the fenland fringe.
5
Cosseted by diminished trees, like the crew that flattens the fenland but moving with unique rhythm, a syncopation of construction.
espanyol
reginald marsh Usage of Marsh in anglès
1
Mr Marsh said about 50 power poles were damaged in the storm.
2
Mr Marsh earlier said conditions were making it difficult to make repairs.
3
It is a bit of a weird situation, Marsh said on Tuesday.
4
The general sentiment is pretty good, said Neil Marsh, strategist at Newedge.
5
This brought Marsh to the batting end; and the second tragedy occurred.
6
Mr Marsh said it did not appear that any houses were burnt.
7
Abner Marsh remembered the things York had told him so long ago.
8
In those mists, Abner Marsh saw things; visions swift-glimpsed and then gone.
9
A rental car she'd last seen parked in front of Marsh's house.
10
She was sure war had been declared, and Marsh was the prize.
11
However, a 141-run stand between Maxwell and Mitchell Marsh rebuilt the innings.
12
Could he and Marsh have integrated fully, becoming part of noble society?
13
I did research before I gave Marsh some names to look up.
14
She reached her native land in August, in company with Mr. Marsh.
15
They were coming in force from Canterbury way down to the Marsh.
16
In court, Marsh apologized to Morgan Stanley, its clients and his family.
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