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Meanings of caves in English
Usage of caves in English
1
Ruins in caves in the walls of the canyons, subdivided as follows:
2
She, however, had a fallback position and, not surprisingly, it involved caves.
3
The wild dog dwells and breeds in holes and caves in rocks.
4
These were the drinking-places of the Folk that lived in the caves.
5
And God buries men in the caves in which they sought shelter.
6
We see it also in the birds of the caves of Brazil.
7
It means 'groan,' from the sound of the waves inside the caves.
8
We got in and rowed round the promontory and into the caves.
9
Besides the caves the attractions are the fishing and the kelp beds.
10
Halfway back to town, the mouths of two caves faced the sea.
11
Poking around in caves, of course, also dovetailed perfectly with that desire.
12
The caves of Inkermann in the Crimea have been already alluded to.
13
Sometimes the meetings were held in caves for fear of the enemy.
14
The caves were easy to see from below but difficult to reach.
15
Their first retreat was found in the woods, then in different caves.
16
They left the caves in the morning, and they never came back.
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South Africa
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United States of America
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