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Meanings of cockle in anglès
portuguès
amassar català
arrugar-se Synonyms
Examples for "ripple"
Examples for "ripple"
1
The U.K.'s Environmental Services Association said the restrictions would ripple beyond China.
2
The ripple effects of the financial crisis in this context are twofold.
3
Start shifting insurance risk in one age bracket, and the effects ripple.
4
Those days may be behind us but the ripple effect is significant.
5
The answer will have implications that will ripple across the software industry.
1
I was startled; Olympos was usually impossible to shock or even ruffle.
2
He could see the dull ruffle of the water under the wind.
3
Such endeavours appeared to ruffle Belvedere, and certainly disrupted any game plan.
4
The second photograph shows a Galliano ruffle dress hanging on a stand.
5
His tempers were the ruffle of a passing breeze upon deep water.
1
A little riffle as of waiting fluttered through the grasses and leaves.
2
As I riffle though my wallet, I see Canada went for cosy.
3
She walked over to a bookshelf and began to riffle through journals.
4
One had come apart in our first brush with a little riffle.
5
Even thus we only just made the riffle in more than one case.
1
The tops are often jagged, though sometimes they undulate like the Pennines.
2
It ripples beneath my gaze, almost seems to undulate as I watch.
3
The parapets are in ruins; earthslides have made the ground undulate in hillocks.
4
When a vacuum is applied the membrane is induced to undulate.
5
They undulate across the walls, wrap my arms, lift my hair.
Usage of cockle in anglès
1
The parables of the sower and the cockle: of the mustardseed, etc.
2
Stir in half a glass of sherry and serve in cockle shells.
3
An important fish nursery that was once home to rich cockle beds.
4
The paper will be found to cockle the mounts badly in drying.
5
I had never been in such a cockle-shell of a steamer before.
6
We have not inquired specially as to the fate of this cockle.
7
You would probably think it a cockle: but you would be wrong.
8
But Shibli Bagarag said, 'Nought save a loan of the cockle-shell, King!'
9
The only other machinery in the basement is the cockle machine.
10
A community cockle count in Pauatahanui Inlet is a long-running citizen science project.
11
Twelve cockle-shells and a half-penny china figure were ranged solemnly along the mantel-shelf.
12
A hole had been torn in the canvas, and the cockle-shell was foundering.
13
The boats they used in Mizora for that purpose were mere cockle shells.
14
She tossed another cockle his way before she went off on her own.
15
Good and evil, like wheat and cockle, grow together, in the same field.
16
Beneath her pillow is the cockle-shell; grasp it, but gaze not upon her.'
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Cockle through the time
Cockle across language varieties
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