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Meanings of bilge in anglès
espanyol
sentina Synonyms
Examples for "take in water"
Examples for "take in water"
1
The Western Explorerbegan to take in water shortly after 8 a.m. today.
2
She only remained a few hours to take in water and stores.
3
The squadron anchored before Santa Cruz, to take in water.
4
Hagfish take in water through their nasopharyngeal duct, which leads to their pharynx and gill pouches.
5
But he had to take in water first.
Usage of bilge in anglès
1
He peered down but couldn't see past the turn of the bilge.
2
Was it the splash of a rat in the bilge, or what?
3
The boat was dashed to fragments and pressed under the ship's bilge.
4
A grievous stench from foul bilge water poisoned the close, heavy air.
5
She lies with a sharp list; sand's high up her starboard bilge.
6
The repair was made with bilge boards, canvas, paint, and tin................................................ 242
7
He saw Adam and remarked, 'That coffee -like damned bilge water.'
8
It's all bilge and beanstalks as far as I can see.
9
We'd met scrubbing out the bilge on a Baseeri skiff two years back.
10
The bilge chocks is both pulled off; look you, they're gone away astern.
11
Says he was going on about elf welfare and such bilge.
12
All the sour smells that rose from an unclean bilge eddied about them.
13
Mayo trod carefully down the bilge and clasped the mate's hand.
14
Lines were rove and passed under the ship's bilge and keel.
15
We have labored like bilge girls this past month and more.
16
Can all that bilge water really not be pumped out of the ship?
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Bilge through the time
Bilge across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common