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Meanings of lower course in English
Spanish
curso inferior Usage of lower course in English
1
It has, however, many peculiarities to distinguish it from the lower course of the river.
2
They occupy the lower course, reaching not quite to Long Pangian, though having settlements there.
3
A hurricane arose, blowing on all sides, and bearing away hard pebbles along its lower course.
4
Now and then on the long, lower course of the Mississippi, bluffs rise, although at far intervals.
5
The latter stream was, however, known also, both in its upper and its lower course, as the Pasitigris.
6
Already steamers ascend its lower course, and before ten years elapse, they will ply over its upper bed.
7
The noise came both from north and south, from the forest and from the lower course of the Machudi.
8
Argovie), one of the more northerly Swiss cantons, comprising the lower course of the river Aar (q.v.
9
Most great rivers divide themselves into several arms in their lower course, and enter the sea by different mouths.
10
Higher up, Landsborough found the river drier, and presenting a far less tropical appearance than on its lower course.
11
The great tributary streams of the Amazon are designated by the missionaries by different names in their upper and lower course.
12
Along the lower course of this stretch the whole character of the canyon is changed by another set of complicating conditions.
13
Surface moraines appear in the lower course of the glacier as ridges, which may reach the exceptional height of one hundred feet.
14
The lower course of the Comberciato is not considered dangerous to canoe navigation, but the valley is much narrower than the Cosireni.
15
It was true their chief rival-ona lower course than the Golden Eagle-hadindeed forged about half a mile to the fore.
16
When cut above the lower course of leaves, about four small heads, almost equal in delicacy to Brussels Sprouts, are generally formed.
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Lower course through the time
Lower course across language varieties
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