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Meanings of high plain in English
Usage of high plain in English
1
The rivulet forms a bay, and the high plain extends itself.
2
The steep descent from the high plain overlooked the village.
3
A mesa is a plateau, or upland, or high plain.
4
So Forder climbed up the mountain track till he came out on the high plain.
5
It led into the high plain, and then towards the Pecos, where they had crossed.
6
We then ascended the adjoining mountain, and rode full two hours on the high plain.
7
A boisterous wind swept the high plain and round, white-edged clouds rolled across the sky.
8
On the third day, Hal's company were crossing the moonscape of the rocky high plain.
9
Another high plain occupies the centre of Honduras, and extends into the northern part of Nicaragua.
10
We had now again reached a high plain.
11
Beyond the first valley of the high plain to the southward Paiyatuma planted the four plume wands.
12
It is situated in a high plain at the mouth of Knife river, and is the residence of the Ahnahaways.
13
Lovely despite its great poverty, it sat on a high plain, divided by the river Leni, ringed by craggy peaks.
14
Their course now lay over an extensive high plain, with a long range of hills, running nearly east and west.
15
San José stands in the middle of the high plain of Costa Rica, half way between the Pacific and the Atlantic.
16
The Spurs of the rocky mountains which were in view from the high plain to day were perfectly Covered with Snow.
