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Meanings of atlas in English
First cervical vertebra of the spine which supports the skull.
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Spanish
atlas 
1925 Army cooperation aircraft family by Armstrong Whitworth.
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Usage of atlas in English
1
Fetch me the atlas from the book-case-lowershelf; right-hand corner; that's it.
2
So it will, I trust, appear in the atlas of the future.
3
He pulled the atlas toward him and found a place in it.
4
Look it up in an atlas when you get back to work.
5
But, unlike in Continental countries, our atlas is produced on a shoestring.
6
We studied from a wonderful book of coloured maps called an atlas.
7
The atlas was between us, open to the map of the country.
8
When you want to live a little, use this analog road atlas.
9
She found an atlas, and looked up Cariboo Meadows on the map.
10
The ViBE-Z database, atlas and software are provided via a web interface.
11
For a map see sheet 5 of the atlas accompanying Chesney's work.
12
The detective superintendent had had to look it up in an atlas.
13
A brain atlas for narrative structure has so far proved elusive, however.
14
You need, therefore, the very best atlas you can provide yourself with.
15
Agamemnon brought down a large heavy dictionary, and an atlas still larger.
16
There should be at least an atlas, a dictionary, and an encyclopædia.
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Translations for atlas
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Atlas through the time
Atlas across language varieties
United States of America
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