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Meanings of gliding in anglès
portuguès
voo a vela Synonyms
Examples for "sailing"
Examples for "sailing"
1
It's been sailing along in England and Europe for many, many generations.
2
Hyundai is sailing into the future with its new electric car concept.
3
Brittany Ferries operates services to Europe sailing from Plymouth, Poole and Portsmouth.
4
Children from St Joseph's Home attended the inaugural sailing therapy day yesterday.
5
Pamela said that sailing into her home town was special for her.
1
Spain's soaring borrowing costs have become a national obsession since the crisis.
2
One of the consequences of the rental-voucher shortage is clear: soaring homelessness.
3
Critics say they contribute to soaring food prices and damage the environment.
4
But taxpayers cannot continue to subsidize the soaring cost of higher education.
5
Yemen is struggling with soaring unemployment and dwindling oil and water reserves.
1
Unclear things glide and grapple rocks, pulling their way through the water.
2
The firing had ceased; the boat began to glide forwards once more.
3
These birds flap their wings briefly and then glide for great distances.
4
And on the days we were together, time would glide, Ocean wrote.
5
Liberal in works of charity, the adventuress can glide easily into religion.
1
But he blessed every hour of sailplaning and every evening with his local barbershop quartet.
2
So he tapered off on the interpretation and resharpened his skills at mountain climbing, sailplaning, and longdistance running.
Subject category of the 20th Century Press Archives.
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Usage of gliding in anglès
1
Bliss; a gentle, gliding melody that suits the mood of the words.
2
The two left behind looked after the gliding white figure in silence.
3
The dusk came gliding into it long before the sun had set.
4
She was his possession escaping; his own gliding away to the Third.
5
The line extends from the drum to the flying or gliding machine.
6
The crowd flowed up and down, in two opposed and gliding streams.
7
No footstep ever crushed the gravel in harmony with his gliding tread.
8
Crafts of all kinds were gliding in and out of low-arched doorways.
9
The jolting headway of the car gave place to a gliding rush.
10
He would walk in the middle, his shadow gliding obsequiously before him.
11
Savage forms appeared in the clearing, gliding stealthily from stump to stump.
12
There were thousands of dolphins swarming, gliding over the ruins of Marinth.
13
She was gliding toward me, growing and growing into the central figure.
14
The light-footed Caribs were swiftly gliding to their tasks at the waterside.
15
A dark shadow is gliding along among the cliffs on the shore.
16
The tram was already gliding away at some distance down the road.
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Translations for gliding
portuguès
espanyol
català
Gliding through the time
Gliding across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common