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Meanings of arrow in English
Portuguese
flecha 
Object in the Polícia da Corte Collection at the National Museum (Rio de Janeiro)
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Usage of arrow in English
1
Moving around in this editor is simple; just use the arrow keys.
2
From a second arrow slit, she caught a glimpse of the sea.
3
I'll push the browser's back arrow, for example, and nothing will happen.
4
In September, when the arrow was yet in the wound, he wrote:
5
The third arrow is structural reforms in labour, farm and service markets.
6
Often I lost my arrow in them; so I bragged and believed.
7
She said funnily, looking at the arrow sparkling in the gas light:
8
We pass a sign with an arrow pointing left beside the words-
9
But the truth was he'd left every arrow pointing directly at himself.
10
The third arrow is structural reforms in labor, farm and service markets.
11
There was even a lethal bow and arrow set in the case.
12
One arrow stuck in the animal's throat, the other in his chest.
13
The following description applies exclusively to the offensive arrow used in fighting.
14
The fifth and final message is the arrow that pierces my heart.
15
Primitive but definite: three carven lines converging at the top: an arrow.
16
Braan looked over his right shoulder and saw Craag nocking another arrow.
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Arrow through the time
Arrow across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
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