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Meanings of eels in anglès
In electron energy loss spectroscopy (EELS) a material is exposed to a beam of electrons with a known, narrow range of kinetic energies.
Usage of eels in anglès
1
Its job is to stop greedy eels from getting into the water.
2
Normally Mobutu liked traditional local food, like antelope, and fish and eels.
3
Clean and skin the eels; let boil with salt, pepper and vinegar.
4
At least twenty fishes and wriggling eels were smashed in the collision.
5
An enormous number of eels fell during a rainstorm in Coalburg, Alabama.
6
Hagfish are also known as slime eels, thought they are not eels.
7
Cut cleaned eels into two-inch pieces and cook until tender in stock.
8
Why, the lake is full of the biggest eels you ever saw.
9
Mr. Bingley also, in his animal biography, says that eels are viviparous.
10
Tells how the eels find the streams from which their parents came.
11
A few eels were purchased by exchange of beaver-skins from the Indians.
12
A good score of eels and fish and three fine wild ducks.
13
Clean two large eels, cut into four-inch lengths and remove the bones.
14
NIWA's eel expert Don Jellyman said the big eels should be there.
15
I have flour and smoked eels enough to see this matter through.
16
The Gunditjmara smoked the eels and traded them with other Aboriginal nations.
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Eels across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common