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Meanings of crest in English
Usage of crest in English
1
Come June there should be no need to change the crest either.
2
The building stood in the moonlight on the crest of the hill.
3
From the radio came Rattus's words, We're just behind the topographical crest.
4
The spray torn from the crest by the wind filled the air.
5
Once more the column undulated over the tawny crest of the hill.
6
Saw the sun crest the distant trees, push its way through clouds.
7
A flagstaff was erected on the crest, in view of the Bay.
8
His crest and coat of arms are entered in the royal enumeration.
9
Leeds United have revealed a new crest to commemorate the club's centenary.
10
We returned by the long street on the crest of the hill.
11
The region beyond the crest of the ridge unrolled before his memory.
12
The quarterings are almost the same, and the crest and motto identical.
13
The other side bore the crest of the sovereign State of Oregon.
14
And he put it on the crest of the cap he wore.
15
The ant-like rider dipped over the crest of it and was gone.
16
It was longer but less rugged than the route across the crest.
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Crest through the time
Crest across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common