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Meanings of boreas in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "northerly"
Examples for "northerly"
1
In temperate latitudes the shrubbery predominates, especially in the most northerly parts.
2
Eel River flows about 130 miles northerly and, say, forty miles westerly.
3
Currently a fire is travelling in a northerly direction towards Wilson Road.
4
A strong northerly was blowing ahead of the rain front, he said.
5
Shandon looked in a northerly direction, and shuddered in spite of himself.
1
They quite comprehend the position in which the norther has placed them.
2
You don't come in; you simply stand out in the industrial norther.
3
The old man's expression was hard and cold as a blue norther.
4
Then the wind changed and there came a blue norther from the northeast.
5
A wet scirocco had replaced the bright norther and saddened all the view.
1
The chill north wind smelled clean after the odors of the store.
2
We reach Cader Sedat by sailing due north into a north wind.
3
All through April the north wind blew and the nights were frosty.
4
Nature would go on though under the thumb of the north wind.
5
Early this morning the north wind advanced upon us, sword in hand.
Usage of boreas in anglès
1
To tell the truth, Boreas was not as hardhearted as he looked.
2
The Amaranth was within three hundred yards of the Boreas, and still gaining.
3
These pests, the oracle declares, the sons of Boreas shall restrain.
4
Here Santa pretended to be very gruff himself, but Boreas saw through it.
5
This was by the Boreas River in the deep forest.
6
And behind them the two sons of Boreas raising their swords rushed in pursuit.
7
Over the hills of Vanderwhacker, under the woods of Boreas.
8
But it's worth it to briefly impersonate Boreas, the ancient Greek god of winter.
9
Boreas and the bird of Jove,- Iwillvanquish them both.
10
But the Amaranth's head was almost abreast the Boreas's stern:
11
Boros (Boor-ross) Possibly derived from Boreas, the Greek name for the North Wind.
12
They were compressed gales of wind that Boreas handed down over the hills in chunks.
13
Then I drink to Boreas and all the fiends of Gehenna, and am supremely content.
14
I concluded that she was a sister-in-law to BOREAS.
15
And the 'Boreas,' that was lost in a gale.
16
He was pilot in the 'Boreas,' and he is doing the same sort of work here.