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Meanings of dhow in English
Usage of dhow in English
1
These things are tricky, like sailing a dhow in a choppy sea.
2
Still the sail continued to ascend and the dhow was gathering way.
3
Thus the management of the dhow was left entirely to her captors.
4
They'll dare do nothing to the women on the dhow-inBritish waters.
5
He'd come in on the dhow riding at anchor in the bay.
6
When morning at length broke, dhow number two was nowhere in sight.
7
A dhow lay moored to a rough wooden jetty beyond the hamlet.
8
We must be careful to show Brown just where the dhow is.
9
In the latest incident, pirates seized an Indian dhow on on Dec. 13.
10
Looking out astern, he saw the first captured dhow following in his wake.
11
The ship was tossed about far more violently than the dhow had been.
12
The waterfront site hosts anything from dhow festivals to falconry events.
13
I felt the dhow sinking under me-shewas full of water.
14
The first shell burst astern of the dhow, which still continued standing on.
15
His hunters buried him, and then came on to Lamu in a dhow.
16
The natives were building a dhow with Lindi and Madagascar timber.
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