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Meanings of great basin in English
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Usage of great basin in English
1
The great basin was bathed in a flood of fairy moonlight.
2
Thus we made further merriment as we rode down into the great basin.
3
Almost at the same instant with the children, another couple approached the great basin.
4
Farther on a great basin 350 m. wide and of great beauty had formed.
5
The three had a splendid view of the Pacific Ocean, which filled the great basin.
6
The first comprises the great basin of the Po, lying between the Alps and the Apennines.
7
I was by the great basin where the boats start, and near the large canal storehouse.
8
But down on the floor of the great basin the "Great Power" ruled supreme.
9
One tunnel only, fourteen thousand feet in length, was pierced in order to arrive at the great basin.
10
Which toppled over, and coolly pushed the great basin of milk off the shelf on to the floor.
11
Together they ran at Roquat and grabbing him up tossed him into the great basin of the fountain.
12
After leaving the rapid we came to a great basin 1,000 m. across.
13
After the rapids came a great basin 1,000 m. long, 800 m. wide.
14
Then came one more great basin 700 m. wide, and yet another pretty island, with a rocky spur.
15
Another great basin, 300 m. in diameter, was met, with three islands and two gravel beaches in its centre.
16
The king broke it, as he leaned against a balustrade of the great basin, to speak about a carp.
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