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Meanings of camel in English
Usage of camel in English
1
The hair of the Persian camel is held in the highest estimation.
2
But soon after the remark, the whole camel was in the house.
3
The stomach of the camel is the third peculiarity which distinguishes it.
4
Nikephoros must have seen my glance, for he brought his camel alongside.
5
The son of Scotia next climbed upon the back of the camel.
6
The camel headed straight for the column and the shots behind multiplied.
7
The camel is a wonderful animal, but the desert made the camel.
8
Outside the city there are desert safaris, camel riding, and sand boarding.
9
These, with the Arab camel-men, made the actual number up to eight.
10
My father had always said I was as stubborn as a camel.
11
The camel drivers and the traders are fierce-looking men and extremely dirty.
12
Tying the others down we proceeded to water each camel in turn.
13
When the King went into the desert disguised I fed his camel.
14
It seems purple far out on the sand to the camel men.
15
The camel is not found among the Egyptian sculptures, nor the bear.
16
Omar was then in the boy corps of camel artillery, now disbanded.
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Camel through the time
Camel across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common