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Meanings of tolerably good in anglès
We have no meanings for "tolerably good" in our records yet.
Usage of tolerably good in anglès
1
She is also well adapted for packing, and a tolerably good rider.
2
As times went, Ab was a tolerably good boy to his mother.
3
Even in the London streets the air is tolerably good at that time.
4
On the whole the Czechs were on tolerably good terms with the Bolsheviks.
5
This little army moved on in tolerably good order and discipline.
6
The animals were driven to the hill, where there was tolerably good grass.
7
She was just thirty, tolerably good-looking, and full of the enjoyment of life.
8
It was warm there, and he found a tolerably good bed of straw.
9
He walked badly and ungracefully, but had a tolerably good head and features.
10
A. I am a tolerably good chemist, and have spoken understandingly.
11
For provisions, which are tolerably good, we are charged 1 fl.
12
So Julia advanced and shook her father's hand with a tolerably good grace.
13
Warrington was a young man, tolerably good-looking, noticeably well set up.
14
There is a tolerably good translation of it in Hudibras-
15
He knew Walford of old; they were tolerably good friends.
16
For a little while after our arrival in Richmond, the rations were tolerably good.
This collocation consists of:
Tolerably good through the time
Tolerably good across language varieties
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