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Meanings of crescent in English
Usage of crescent in English
1
Outside the broad window New California's green and blue crescent gleamed warmly.
2
The young brave is right; the harvest moon is yonder a crescent.
3
Miles is smiling, though, in the crescent of a particularly bright period.
4
A long silver bar connected the crescent moon to the wolf's heart.
5
With favouring airs the stately ships slid slowly on in crescent formation.
6
In particular, activation of coagulation is an indispensable factor in crescent formation.
7
An ibis flies past a crescent sun under partial eclipse in India.
8
They crossed the river Inyanzi, and advanced in their usual crescent-shaped formation.
9
A crescent moon hung low over the Lambeth marshes across the river.
10
A thin crescent moon was out, silvering the river and the trees.
11
Lee had entrenched on the line of crescent-shaped hills behind the town.
12
The house stood on the rise of one of the crescent's horns.
13
But you don't have to fear or feel ashamed of that crescent.
14
The large moon, a crescent settling behind the mountains, offered little assistance.
15
We landed on a stage of one of the upper crescent terraces.
16
The crescent of shore line half a mile distant was wholly obscured.
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Translations for crescent
Portuguese
Crescent through the time
Crescent across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common