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Meanings of pigeon in anglès
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голубятина Usage of pigeon in anglès
1
On reaching the tower the pigeon found the princess in the garden.
2
In his time he had been the greatest pigeon-fancier in the country.
3
Tells how the statuary is bolted to the building; proposed pigeon-proofing, etc.
4
The pistol knocked down Tanner; but it also knocked down the pigeon.
5
Even the wood pigeon we'd heard earlier seemed muffled and far away.
6
Then in the folds of his cloak he took the carrier pigeon.
7
In England, pigeon-dung and the cleanings of the pigsty are extensively employed.
8
Having caged the hawk there was no harm in freeing the pigeon.
9
The wet pigeon-grey sky lifting, the river the colour of the Seine.
10
The fourth consists of collecting grain after the manner of the pigeon.
11
The pigeon was still singing, it was the song of the swan.
12
The carrier pigeon preened itself comfortably on the edge of the washstand.
13
Next morning the second pigeon came to the palace of the Prince.
14
The landlady looked in the 'P' pigeon-hole, and in the 'S' pigeon-hole.
15
Right now we're spread over this land thinner than a pigeon's fart.'
16
She would attach it to the pigeon and turn the bird loose.
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Pigeon through the time
Pigeon across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common