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Meanings of dry weather in English
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Usage of dry weather in English
1
Unlike cows, apples love the dry weather if there's water for irrigation.
2
In hot, dry weather, shade the beds; never let them dry out.
3
Waikato has had cool, dry weather and pasture growth rates have declined.
4
Yet some of these roads in dry weather are excellent dirt roads.
5
In very hot, dry weather this method will be a great help.
6
We may not have such fine dry weather again during the summer.
7
Oh, back to the beginning and the dry weather we have had.
8
It's the dry weather and frost that's so hard to play in.
9
This latitude enables us to avoid a spell of hot, dry weather.
10
He said dry weather often led to an early lift in meat processing.
11
Coronavirus uncertainties remain high and dry weather conditions are also a near-term risk.
12
In dry weather the Arno is green; in rainy weather yellow.
13
Other vegetable oil markets also traded higher on persistent U.S. dry weather fears.
14
Forecasts for similar dry weather in coming days gave further encouragement.
15
Gather.-Justas the flowers appear in dry weather, and dry in the shade.
16
Now, despite dry weather, the village still has plenty of water.
This collocation consists of:
Dry weather through the time
Dry weather across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Rare
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