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Meanings of cemented to in English

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Usage of cemented to in English
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With the fifth photo I stopped, my eyes cemented to the image.
Temperance Brennan 01 - Déjà Dead
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It was filled with concrete and cemented to the grotto in 2014.
Radio NZ
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So how come her feet were cemented to the floor?
Stolen heat
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Even slight pressure suffices, such as a bit of card cemented to one side.
The Power of Movement in Plants
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These, when the substance presently hardened, were found to be substantially cemented to the framework.
As It Was in the Beginning
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This may bake or be cemented to a hard scale when mixed with other scale-forming ingredients.
Steam, Its Generation and Use
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Moonlight angled through the stained glass to illuminate the green warts she'd rubber- cemented to her face.
Mysterious Skin
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These cells are cemented to the surface of the nest, which thus increases in thickness every year.
The Mason-Bees
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Burning embers pelted him as he tried to move, but his body seemed cemented to the ground.
Deadly promises
10
The pillars are of flint glass tube surrounding brass bolts, and cemented to the latter by raw shellac.
On Laboratory Arts
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The basal internode, 2 inches in length, was cemented to a stick to prevent any possibility of its circumnutating.
The Power of Movement in Plants
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Chemical deposits from percolating waters fill the interstices, and the bed of loose fragments is cemented to hard rock.
The Elements of Geology
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It was cemented to its neighbors-above ,below ,andto the sides-bycoral, sand, and dense accumulations of rough-shelled mussels.
Map of bones
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The rubber is stitched and cemented to a leather sole and is secured by the nails of a three-quarter shoe.
Special Report on Diseases of the Horse
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A man in his seventies sits cemented to a red vinyl stool at a central city gaming lounge in Auckland.
Radio NZ
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The duct was dissected and cemented to the glass floor of a chamber that had been filled with an artificial lymph.
Pubmed
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