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Meanings of bays in English
Usage of bays in English
1
Very common in the sheltered bays, close in shore among the weeds.
2
Foaly led her past a long line of chute bays to E7.
3
Local fights hence developed along the approaches to all twelve serving bays.
4
The smaller bays and coves are reserved also within the three-mile limit.
5
The Gulf Stream impinges full upon the mouths of its long bays.
6
The chapter-house itself is octagonal in form, being divided into eight bays.
7
Saturday afternoon Try one of Sydney's secret harbour beaches, bays and walks.
8
It is very irregular in form, being indented with numerous deep bays.
9
The smaller of these bays is more charming than that of Cádiz.
10
There were occasional bays and ox-bows from which the current had shifted.
11
Karpathos has a stunning coastline with beaches and bays in the south.
12
The bights or bays lying between them are backed by sandy beaches.
13
Here and there little bays and inlets presented beaches of dazzling whiteness.
14
Of all bays I have ever seen, this is the most extraordinary.
15
He returned and stood another silent moment watching the lithe, impatient bays.
16
Above a basement were two floors, five bays across, simple and classical.
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United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common