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Meanings of harsh winters in English

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Usage of harsh winters in English
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Steppe horses were hardy animals, adapted to the rigors of harsh winters.
The Mammoth Hunters
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Because of harsh winters, he is incorporating thermal underwear into his designs.
The new yorker
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Kashmir endures harsh winters, with temperatures as low as minus 8 degrees Celsius.
Reuters
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Recent harsh winters have left gaps in many gardens.
The Irish Times
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Due to the harsh winters, Sweden's football league is usually played from April to October.
Reuters
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They faced harsh winters, hunger and lived in a precarious home with a dirt roof.
Reuters
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His fire cooked their food and kept them warm in the harsh winters of their land.
Secret of the Dragon
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Here are no harsh winters or chilling snows.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 10, No. 60, October, 1862 / A Magaz...
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That was fairly easy to finance given the stability of the business during New England's harsh winters.
Reuters
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Soviet researchers were searching for something to help troops withstand the harsh winters and stressful military situations.
The Irish Times
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This is a city that has very harsh winters with the landscape snow-covered for most of January.
The Irish Times
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The harsh winters would have killed her.
Secret of the Dragon
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But in many parts of Alaska, a state known for its harsh winters, the weather was unseasonably warm.
Reuters
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But they were hardy and well adapted to survive the harsh winters and parched summers of central Asia.
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She was old enough to have weathered at least a decade of harsh winters far tougher than tonight's.
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Egyptian white pelicans arrive every spring, and Arctic geese migrate here to escape the harsh winters of Northern Europe.
Reuters
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