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Meanings of grassy flats in English
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Usage of grassy flats in English
1
The valley consists of grassy flats, though somewhat thickly timbered with mulga.
2
With the Murray we lost its fine trees and grassy flats.
3
Fine grassy flats, good loamy soil, with white gums in bed and on flats.
4
There were good grassy flats along the watercourse, but the hills were covered with scrub.
5
A Ruellia, with large white and blue flowers, adorned the grassy flats along the Suttor.
6
In doing this we crossed several spurs, and found tolerably wide and grassy flats between them.
7
One mile and a half over grassy flats and across another watercourse coming from the eastward.
8
Fine grassy flats along and through the ranges.
9
From a high stone ridge Shefford searched the grassy flats and slopes, all to no purpose.
10
They passed under the bridge and came out of the darkness onto the park's grassy flats.
11
Near the camp were some fine grassy flats, but limited in extent, and the grass very dry.
12
Giving the horses water, we pushed on for twelve miles and camped on some fine grassy flats.
13
For the first few miles the sandhills were further apart with, in the interval, salt-bush and grassy flats.
14
Fine grassy flats accompanied the creek on its left, whilst a cypress-pine forest grew on its right bank.
15
Some good open grassy flats were passed during the day and a large number of wild turkeys were seen.
16
Here, too, the briny scent of the sea, carrying up over grassy flats, met their nostrils, and set Mahony hungrily sniffing.
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Grassy flats across language varieties
United Kingdom
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