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Meanings of
heavy swell
in anglès
català
mar de fons
espanyol
mar de fondo
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A broad and deep undulation of the ocean.
ground swell
català
mar de fons
Usage of
heavy swell
in anglès
1
There is nearly always a
heavy
swell
there, even in fair weather.
2
Dec. 21st.-A
heavy
swell
from the south-west rolling us about most uncomfortably.
3
There is the
heavy
swell
and the solemn roar of the great Atlantic.
4
A
heavy
swell
and high winds have been hampering search efforts.
5
The coloured beau, a
heavy
swell
,
in spats and a van Bibber overcoat.
6
Wind at W. but a
heavy
swell
from the sea prevented our sailing.
7
The order was given as the vessel began to pitch in a
heavy
swell
.
8
The launch was picked up on a
heavy
swell
and hurled against the houseboat.
9
On the 8th a
heavy
swell
came from the south-east.
10
Outside there was a
heavy
swell
,
and the wind was freshening from the west.
11
Then a haze covered all the land, and a
heavy
swell
beat towards it.
12
The wind was now from the west, light breezes, with a long
heavy
swell
.
13
The fact is, that he is both a heavy drinker and a
heavy
swell
.
14
The pack remained close, and on the 21st a
heavy
swell
made the situation dangerous.
15
A tea planter in India is a
heavy
swell
.
16
There was quite a
heavy
swell
on, and the ocean did not appear very attractive.
Other examples for "heavy swell"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
heavy
swell
heavy
Adjective
Noun
Translations for
heavy swell
català
mar de fons
mar llarguera
mar de lluny
mar de fora
mar forana
espanyol
mar de fondo
Heavy swell
through the time
Heavy swell
across language varieties
United Kingdom
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