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Meanings of gulf in English
Catalan
abisme Spanish
desconexión Usage of gulf in English
1
And it runs in the opposite direction from the gulf in Europe.
2
The widening gulf poses crucial questions for economic growth and social stability.
3
There is a gulf in quality between us and City, he said.
4
The evening breeze gently swelled the waves in the gulf of Cariaco.
5
The gulf between the rhetoric and the reality could not be greater.
6
The moral gulf between the two worlds is wider than the material.
7
The gulf is the difference between the angelic and the diabolic temperament.
8
The gulf of the social unknown had silently closed above those beings.
9
However, there is a vast gulf between the pro-Corbyn and anti-Corbyn camps.
10
He looked at the Colonel enviously; the old soldier was a gulf.
11
How was it possible to build bridges over a gulf that wide?
12
The road to it is from the shore of the Mexican gulf.
13
This morning they sat in the sun looking out upon the gulf.
14
The gulf between them had been wide before; now it was fathomless.
15
This year's auction covered Western, Central and Eastern areas of the gulf.
16
We called the gulf where we were the Gulf of the Whale.
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