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Significats de pinion en anglès

portuguès
pluma
català
rèmige

Any of the larger wing or tail feathers of a bird.

rèmige

Wing of a bird.

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Examples for "quill"
Examples for "quill"
1
However, anyone with a quill and an inkhorn can forge mundane text.
Spellwright
2
He heard the scraping of the quill on paper and he spun.
Blood and Bone
3
He dipped his quill, thought for a moment, and then began writing.
James Potter and the Curse of the Gatekeeper
4
That's all.' He waved a quill dismissively, and I bowed and left.
Sovereign
5
There are actually boney quill knobs that are present on its forearm.
Wired
1
You need the middle of the flight feather, where the feather is strong.
Radio NZ
2
Elrick was already wrenching out the long flight feathers from Saekrae's wing.
The dark griffin
3
Small birds follow larger egg and nestling eaters, attacking their flight feathers.
The Guardian
4
The crosshilts were fashioned as raven wings, flight feathers partially spread.
Watcher of the Dead
5
Examination of their flight feathers reveals each bird's minimum age.
BBC
1
House Fly,-lark'squill feather,-lightbrown silk,-ribbed with dark Ostrich herl for body,-legs grizzled hackle.
The Teesdale Angler
2
With a brush or quill feather go all over the ham with beaten yolk of egg.
Directions for Cookery, in its Various Branches
3
Dun Midge,-lightestpart of a Thrush's quill feather,-paleyellow silk, ribbed with light orange,-legs yellow hackle.
The Teesdale Angler
4
Twitchbell-inside of lightest part of Starling's quill feather for wings, brown hackle for legs, brown Peacock's herl for body.
The Teesdale Angler
5
Pale Blue-light part of Starling's quill feather for wings, pale yellow silk for body, pale yellow dun hackle for legs and tail.
The Teesdale Angler

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Ús de pinion en anglès
1
This register gate was moved by means of a segment and pinion.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 795, March 28, 1891
2
Thanky, dear, you'r welcome to my 'pinion ef it's wuth any thing.
Work: A Story of Experience
3
Her good name, with the rapidity of the eagle's pinion, was forfeited!
Reminiscences of Samuel Taylor Coleridge and Robert Southey
4
But it's my 'pinion you'll just damage the ship, an' do nothin'.'
The Magic Egg, and Other Stories
5
Room through which the steering shaft moves to turn the pinion.
Wired
6
Day after day the sky was peerless blue, if pinion-quaking cold.
Son of a witch: volume two in the wicked years
7
The focusing is done by means of a rack and pinion.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 799, April 25, 1891
8
One bevel pinion is all the repairs this mill has required.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 446, July 19, 1884
9
Not till he had worn himself out could they pinion him.
Man-Size
10
This is the cannon pinion and this friction fits onto your center wheel.
Wired
11
You picked a bad time to disparage hummus and pinion nut sandwiches, mister.
The witch of agnesi
12
Who shall say, then, what lands shall be overshadowed by the full-grown pinion?
American Scenes, and Christian Slavery / A Recent Tour of Four T...
13
Why, it's my 'pinion we've tasted nothin' since daybreak this mornin'.
The Dog Crusoe and his Master
14
It's my 'pinion if missus lives much longer she'll be queerer'n Dick's hatband.
A Little Girl in Old Boston
15
I think it just shucked the pinion and it had no power after that.
Reuters
16
He had Ingra doubled over his knee and was endeavoring to pinion his hands.
A Columbus of Space
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portuguès
plumapena
català
rèmige
Pinion a través del temps
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