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Meanings of spawn in in anglès
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Usage of spawn in in anglès
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The salmon swarmed in millions on their way to spawn in fresh-water streams.
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They spawn in the fall, and are very superior for packing.
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Then, without living spawn in the bed how are we to get mushrooms?
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They spawn in the fall; but few are caught.
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He breaks up the spawn in the usual way, in pieces one or two inches square.
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Regulars like Cole are thrilled that the hatchery-reared fish have started to spawn in the river.
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Adult eels migrate from estuarine waters in Europe to spawn in the Sargasso Sea, which surrounds Bermuda.
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Scientists are using hay bales to try and get whitebait, or inanga, to spawn in Christchurch rivers.
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They spawn in May, and by August the little fish will weigh a quarter of a pound.
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Today we have our fish farms and fewer and fewer salmon returning to spawn in their native rivers.
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This year there was a good arrival of frog spawn in the garden pond and a good development of tadpoles.
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The small fish grown huge, will return eventually to spawn in these waters in their turn and extend the centuries-long momentum.
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After spending the first phase of their life at sea, inanga spawn in the lower tidal reaches of streams and rivers.
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Locally known as "skrei", the cod swim south to coastal areas to spawn in vast numbers from January to April.
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Thousands of pink salmon can be seen swimming upstream to spawn in Valdez, Alaska on August 8, 2008.
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It enters our rivers to spawn in May, and great numbers of them are taken opposite the Isle of Dogs, in the Thames.