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Meanings of crushed rock in English
Portuguese
areia grossa Catalan
grava Usage of crushed rock in English
1
She crushed rock found in glacial debris and separated out these components.
2
He crossed the timber porch and stepped down onto the crushed rock.
3
They crossed a vacant lot, where there was a pile of crushed rock.
4
It gets round this problem by adding crushed rock or squashed fish to the soil.
5
Only way to run your crushed rock down to the concrete mixer at the dam-site.
6
This gear-includinga conveyor belt that carried out the crushed rock-tookup most of the tunnel.
7
The tires left the pavement and moved onto the crushed rock |of his driveway.
8
Beaten earth, crushed rock, ruts and weeds.
9
The name "quartz mining" seemed misleading, for the wash from the crushed rock was distinctly blue.
10
It carried a load of crushed rock which will be used to make the railway tracks to Wairoa.
11
And here, too, shovelling the crushed rock, were East Indians oddly clad in European garb, careless of the cold.
12
I imagine that the gravel-haul will cost anywhere between six and ten cents a yard more than the crushed rock.
13
Porthgain possesses huge disused dock works, brick kilns and hoppers for crushed rock - intriguing and incongruous, in this small village.
14
That is a lump of crushed rock which cannot be milled and cannot combust under any circumstances, said LontohCoal CEO Tshepo Kgadima.
15
Thirty seconds later, they emerged out of the shadow of the pines, onto the crushed rock at the base of the slope.
16
As we walk through the rubble, stepping over remains of live ordnance and crushed rock, Sayeed points to a boulder or a stone.
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Crushed rock through the time