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Meanings of dredging in English
Usage of dredging in English
1
These mussels are harvested the old-fashioned way-bydredging along the sea floor.
2
He said dredging may be required to allow the boats to operate.
3
But they are distinguished from dredging in one significant respect: they work.
4
Graham Satchell reports from Somerset where the issue of dredging remains contentious.
5
You know how I feel about dredging up all this ancient history.
6
Of course, it took another week to get the actual dredging started.
7
Woolhouse said that eventually dredging would take place at eight locations simultaneously.
8
While dredging took place, Whale Watch's boats were moved to Wellington harbour.
9
She says he is dredging up innuendos and talking about the past.
10
The engineering difficulties were great, the dredging and filling a cyclopean task.
11
My mind searched itself for proof, dredging up memories, actions, continuity, excuses.
12
But that ancient joke is always worth dredging up from the caverns.
13
Meanwhile, without dredging, you may find a good deal on the shore.
14
There they would become pirates, and get silver without dredging or drudging.
15
The teams were moving fish to allow essential dredging repair work.
16
Falconer said such schemes would be a preferable solution to dredging.
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Translations for dredging
Catalan
Spanish
Dredging through the time
Dredging across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common