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Meanings of hawk in English
1974 Military trainer aircraft family by Hawker-Siddeley.
Related terms
Portuguese
mercadejar Portuguese
pigarrear Catalan
netejar la gola Usage of hawk in English
1
This was not the common hawk's-day fair that came once a week.
2
Once the hawk, by chance, flew in the face of the coyote.
3
At another time he talks of 'hawk' regularly descending over the gorge.
4
He had half the crow and hawk nests in the swamp located.
5
The great hawk smiled proudly and the sparrow was allowed to escape.
6
Skylan thought at first it was the largest hawk he'd ever seen.
7
Afghan Pamiris don't need a visa to come and hawk their wares.
8
Having caged the hawk there was no harm in freeing the pigeon.
9
The hawk soared calmly in the air, rising ever higher and higher.
10
The melancholy cry of the hawk was the only sound of bird-life.
11
The hawk flew over the river and swooped down among the herons.
12
In the end he shrugged his shoulders, the keen hawk face unmoved.
13
Across the intervening space a hawk wheels and turns in ever-widening circles.
14
A speck drifted across it, the hawk sailing in search of prey.
15
With the eye of a hawk and the stride of a gillie
16
Here are the snowy owl of North America and the hawk owls.
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Russian
Catalan
Hawk through the time
Hawk across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common