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Meanings of catch in nets in English
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Usage of catch in nets in English
1
They subsist on the fish left by the refluent waters, and which they catch in nets formed of rushes or seaweed.
2
Sometimes the animals were caught in nets, in enclosed places near water-brooks.
3
Sometimes they are caught in nets, and, in summer, very frequently in traps.
4
Whales and dolphins are also accidentally caught in nets and struck by ships.
5
All we priests and teachers are men caught in nets.
6
On these smaller fish, which they caught in nets, the maritime inhabitants subsisted principally.
7
His blue eyes blazed, but they were caught in nets of wrinkles and looked smaller.
8
Puffin-like sea birds called auklets are caught in nets at the end of 12-foot long poles.
9
While lobsters are harvested in traps, northern shrimp are primarily caught in nets dragged by trawlers.
10
They were caught in nets and bound up like what they were-kicking, spitting, frightened, vicious little animals.
11
We only really know about it from specimens that have washed ashore or have been caught in nets.
12
The fish were caught in nets.
13
They are caught in nets.
14
Pelicans are caught in nets or whilst asleep in the water, by natives wading in and seizing them by the legs.
15
The fish are caught in nets made of thin bamboo lashed together by a tough creeper, which are arranged in the lake.
16
These trout, as well as white-fish, are caught in nets; and the former sometimes measure three feet long, and are proportionately broad.