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Meanings of equatorial in English
Portuguese
equatorial Spanish
ecuatorial Of or existing at or near the geographic equator.
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Usage of equatorial in English
1
There was no sign of damage this far inside the equatorial section.
2
The village was sunk in the quiet of the great equatorial sun-heat.
3
The Bongo family has governed the equatorial African nation for five decades.
4
The development of the equatorial regions of the globe has barely commenced.
5
The rest took place with the trite rapidity of the equatorial latitudes.
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The equatorial he also directed to be forwarded to the same place.
7
Then wind a long piece of string once around the equatorial space.
8
At these equatorial latitudes night falls as suddenly as a stage curtain.
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Quite otherwise, indeed: an unrelieved green strikes the keynote of equatorial forests.
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The observatory possesses an equatorial telescope, but it is of mixed composition.
11
This is a rough stone, not worked save in an equatorial groove.
12
Of these, the near-equatorial east Mangala Valles site was most thoroughly characterized.
13
Before this equatorial coin, Ahab, not unobserved by others, was now pausing.
14
In the blazing heat of Armada's accidental, equatorial summer, Croom Park blossomed.
15
They wiped out half the planet, killed everything around the equatorial regions.
16
Flowers, of water-plant; of equatorial regions; along Kasao River; on the Kai River
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United Kingdom
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