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Meanings of dry season in English
Portuguese
estação seca Catalan
estació seca Usage of dry season in English
1
In the dry season on the plains, the acacias cease to grow.
2
This dry season, I intend to carry the fight to the enemy.
3
Better could not be till the Rains fall in the dry season.
4
He has been here to-day and the dry season has set in.
5
In the dry season, he found its waters very cold and waist-deep.
6
These baths should only be taken in the dry season-Decemberto May.
7
The second dry season comes on in January, and lasts throughout February.
8
The burning usually peaks from July to October during Indonesia's dry season.
9
Probably, in the dry season, it puts on a very different appearance.
10
These diseases generally prevail to the greatest extent during the dry season.
11
The dry season was approaching, but there were still heavy, drenching rains.
12
But year after year, the problem flares in the dry season.
13
An early dry season in Bolivia is leaving an unprepared population at risk.
14
The young animals remain in the pools throughout the dry season.
15
We'll start digging at the two best sites come dry season.
16
Access to water would also become tougher in the dry season.
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