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Meanings of fiord in English
Usage of fiord in English
1
Hund was quite alone, pulling with all his might down the fiord.
2
Deep snows covered hill, rock, and valley, and ice blockaded the fiord.
3
Have the pebbles of the fiord a perception of their combined being?
4
The path ran in the direction of the hayfields that bordered the fiord.
5
The schoolroom was the hermit's hut on the cliff which overlooked the fiord.
6
The steamer glided up the fiord towards a cloud of black smoke ahead.
7
Erling meanwhile hurried towards one of the cliffs overlooking the fiord.
8
He was seen fishing on the fiord, in that poor little worn-out skiff.
9
Probably the drainage of fifty or more pours into this fiord.
10
The granite walls of the fiord, though very high, are not deeply sculptured.
11
They had proceeded some distance down the fiord before their pursuers observed them.
12
And inside the fiord, much is different from what is expected.
13
Lady, as I passed, it was still a long way down the fiord.
14
Can you see the smoke of the great steamships out on the fiord?
15
The fiord is about five miles long, and two miles wide at the mouth.
16
O, you mean the pirates; they are far enough from our fiord, I suppose.
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