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Meanings of
conch
in English
Russian
конх
Catalan
corn marí
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Musical instrument made from a seashell (conch)
conches
conch-shell trumpet
Related terms
class of musical instruments
Russian
конх
Russian
конха
Spanish
concha
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Semicircular niche surmounted by a semi-dome.
semi-dome
semidome
Russian
конха
Synonyms
Examples for "
semi-dome
"
semi-dome
semidome
Examples for "
semi-dome
"
1
This crypt-like appearance is explained by the absence even of a single window in the apse, which is covered by a
semi-dome
.
2
Excavated out of the solid rock, they have a nave and side aisles, terminating in an apse or
semi-dome
,
round which the aisle is carried.
3
'The
semi-dome
is the modulus of the design, and its scale that by which the imagination measures its magnificence.'
Usage of
conch
in English
1
It is in plain sight, nestled in the heart of a
conch
-
shell
.
2
There was no solemn assembly for debate nor dignity of the
conch
.
3
When I saw Jack I was sure he'd go for the
conch
.
4
By the time Ralph finished blowing the
conch
the platform was crowded.
5
Then Krishna also blew his
conch
filling the welkin with its blare.
6
I bet if I blew the
conch
this minute, they'd come running.
7
Urione rang with
conch
shell alarms and the tramp of many feet.
8
Ralph found his cheek touching the
conch
and took it from Piggy.
9
He lay on his
conch
,
his head bound about with a napkin.
10
The
conch
was a yard or so in front of the negro.
11
A
conch
shell horn, the sound unmistakable, blew three high, sweet notes.
12
Evening meals might feature fried
conch
,
pumpkin fritters or even chicken roti.
13
He turned half toward him, clutching the
conch
to his brown chest.
14
Smiling, Bludd explained, The remains of a
conch
shell from Mother Earth.
15
The two others were an undersized
conch
and a towering Bahama negro.
16
He held the
conch
before his face and glanced round the mouth.
Other examples for "conch"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
conch
Adjective
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
get the conch
large conch
blow conch
white conch
conch shell
More collocations
Translations for
conch
Russian
конх
конха
Catalan
corn marí
Spanish
concha
Conch
through the time
Conch
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common