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Meanings of archery in anglès
Art, sport, practice or skill of using a bow to shoot arrows.
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Usage of archery in anglès
1
All in all, it's a good demonstration of proper competitive archery form.
2
In them archery reached its high tide; after them its glory passed.
3
The second exclaimed, My attainments are unique in the knowledge of archery.
4
And that is allowed a best in all the rules of archery.
5
Barry plotted our course, and we began our archery tour of Rhodes.
6
He had entered himself for the archery prize and for the wrestling.
7
In the 14th Century, the sport of target archery originated in England.
8
Sophie may have been a tad bit surprised by her archery skills.
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It was the girl he had seen earlier at the archery butts.
10
Competitions in badminton, archery, shooting, table tennis and judo all started early.
11
It perhaps helped that Tobin was Ki's master at archery and horsemanship.
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I took archery in high school because it wasn't a team sport.
13
For two years in succession he had been archery champion for Wales.
14
One entire wall was dedicated to archery: wooden bows, arrows, spare strings.
15
The boys and some girls were also taught hawking, hunting and archery.
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Alfred belonged to an archery club-Alfredwas meant to take the blame.
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Translations for archery
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Archery across language varieties
United States of America
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