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Meanings of camels in English
Usage of camels in English
1
According to the usual practice in the Hedjaz, the camels walk in
2
The marriage price often consists of camels, pack animals, and other things.
3
The large bells beat in time with the steps of the camels.
4
Some took camels south, others took horses to the north and west.
5
His father was one of the great racing camels of our time.
6
To him the camels were nothing in the face of such necessity.
7
There are camels waiting in the desert ten miles west of Omdurman.
8
The envoy returned home with the red camels and many other presents.
9
The long caravan straggled along at the slow swing of the baggage-camels.
10
Sometimes the ascent of the sand-hills was most trying for the camels.
11
As long as he didn't say anything about taking selfies with camels.
12
He is staring across the desert the way that the camels go.
13
And he had said that they were good camels; it was true.
14
It might be through direct contact with body fluids from infected camels.
15
It moved in square, with camels, mules, baggage, ammunition in the centre.
16
For I have cleared the house and have room for the camels.
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Camels through the time
Camels across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common