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Meanings of glean in English
Usage of glean in English
1
Though I can't imagine what new information you could glean from it.
2
And we'll attempt to glean some meaning from the US Presidential debate.
3
The widow and the orphan were permitted to glean after the harvesters.
4
Look I on leg, and glean a right in say of she.
5
I was watching him to better glean the meaning of his words.
6
The gulls follow his boat and glean from the waves behind it.
7
From the notes of Tomline we glean curious details about the illness.
8
This is more hard a thing for glean as I is hear.
9
And that is the way I should prefer to glean my support.
10
I glean, and there is not a help in all I's gleanings.
11
Sometimes, during the harvest, my mother went into the field to glean.
12
Formerly I used to glean some news about you from my sisters.
13
But sheep will glean weeds to a much greater extent than cattle.
14
They even whispered to each other, endeavoring to glean encouragement by sympathy.
15
However, how to glean this information from available evidence is not well established.
16
Any information we glean is obtained only if we ask the correct questions.
About this term
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Glean through the time
Glean across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common