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Meanings of galleon in English
Usage of galleon in English
1
Four years later, the galleon is still 600m deep in Colombian waters.
2
The site contains evidence of the galleon's original structure, ballast and endowment.
3
A quarrel broke out between the soldiers and seamen in Oquendo's galleon.
4
A giant galleon overhead, looked like some misty monster of the deep
5
The only misadventure they had to fear was the loss of the galleon.
6
It was given its name because its jaw resembles an upturned galleon ship.
7
Suddenly over the water from the galleon came a loud hail.
8
This galleon was very rich in gold and other commodities, but she escaped.
9
He donned a diving-suit and went below to the sunken galleon.
10
COULD this be the sunken galleon known as the holy grail of shipwrecks?
11
The galleon carries thirty pieces of heavy ordnance, fireworks and ammunition.
12
Perhaps she might be the Anson to fall upon this galleon.
13
But we have wandered somewhat from our original subject, which was the galleon.
14
A tall galleon of twenty guns, flying the flag of England.
15
This time he found his galleon and thirty-two tons of silver.
16
For it was broadside that the galleon glided, almost imperceptibly, ever sucking down.
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Galleon through the time
Galleon across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common