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Meanings of general frost in English
Synonyms
Examples for "russian winter"
Examples for "russian winter"
1
The Russian winter was fast approaching and frequently it was bitterly cold.
2
So I told myself, alone in the darkness of a Russian winter.
3
Nowhere else have I seen skies quite like the skies of Russian winter.
4
We'll never be able to stand up to the Russian winter.
5
EBONY: What was the most meaningful part of your Russian winter?
1
As with so many other conflicts, our greatest ally was General Winter.
2
General Famine and General Winter, rather than Russian bullets, would conquer the French.
3
General Winter glanced through the bound leather book, then looked up.
4
The bureau is handling the situation. General Winter stood.
5
The fact that General Winter answered was Max's first inkling of the trouble he was in.
1
More general snow reports can come in use when you're out in the elements though.
2
These troops under General Snow were destined to play an important part in the impending battle of Le Cateau.
3
The parts taken by Major- General Snow and Brigadier-General Hull were reported to me as being particularly marked in this respect.
4
General Snow having met with a severe accident owing to his horse falling, I placed General Rawlinson in temporary command of the 4th Division.
Usage of general frost in English
1
Towards eleven o'clock Dubuche, arriving at last, contributed the finishing touch to the general frost.
2
Half an hour later the Meteorological Bureau put out a general frost warning over the radio.
3
Red Army soldier Pilyugin said: ' General Frost is happy to help us.
4
At the end of that time General Frost concluded to capitulate.
5
General Frost surrendered his men and stores, including twenty cannon.
6
General Frost remained on his farm and took no part in the Rebellion until relieved from his parole, several months later.
7
At that hour General Frost, the Rebel commander, was surprised at the appearance of an overpowering force on the hills surrounding his position.
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Translations for general frost
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