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Meanings of coral in English
Usage of coral in English
1
Today the main argument about coral reefs is how to save them.
2
The coral seems reasonably healthy, thus far weathering-orperhaps inured to-temperaturecreep.
3
Mr Koroilavesau said coral was in demand for use in overseas aquariums.
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They aim to store as many species of Hawaiian coral as possible.
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The loss of coral cover along the Great Barrier Reef in 2016.
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Souakim is a considerable town; the houses are all built of coral.
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In the case of the white coral, the skeleton is more complete.
8
Beat the coral in a mortar, and thicken the liquid with it.
9
The coral reefs have been used for building materials and for tourism.
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The life forms of the coral atolls are very few in number.
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Manowolko is about fifteen miles long, and is a mere; upraised coral-reef.
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Space limitation leads to competition between benthic, sessile organisms on coral reefs.
13
Banks of coral like those in tropical seas exist in its depths.
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The coral in this cove is amazingly preserved and in perfect health.
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Scientists have uncovered a new threat to the world's endangered coral reefs.
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But she-sheremembers it; it is no bells and coral to her.
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Translations for coral
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Coral across language varieties
New Zealand
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Australia
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