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Meanings of dike in English
Usage of dike in English
1
He was not worried that the water would actually breach the dike.
2
What's going to happen to the dike, after two months of floodwater?
3
If the men could touch the dike before the fire, they won.
4
Your argument about the perpendicularity of the dike strikes me as good.
5
Grant guessed it would take four more passes to open the dike.
6
On either side of him flowed a narrow dike filled with salt-water.
7
How the wind roared in from the sea over the Tantramar dike!
8
Grant turned to Shauna who had just joined them on the dike.
9
By gnawing through a dike, even a rat may drown a nation.
10
To 'dike something out' means to use such cutters to remove something.
11
After that, he dragged the corpse to the dike and threw it in.
12
Toby Grohne leads pitch 5's fist crack, above the dike traverse.
13
It is a crack in the dike, and I do not like it.
14
The bow went up abreast of the inside of the dike.
15
Grant estimated the water to now be ten feet deep into the dike.
16
Do you wish me to halt construction on the dike we are building?
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Dike through the time
Dike across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common