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Meanings of marten in English
Usage of marten in English
1
The most profitable fur in the country is that of the marten.
2
Many beavers are in the packs, much marten and fox and ermine.
3
But the next held a marten, and the next a white weasel.
4
The sable resembles the marten, but has a longer head and ears.
5
The marten laughed and answered: 'Did you ever hear anything so strange?
6
The principal object of the trip was to set fox and marten traps.
7
Then was repeated the scene that ended the struggle of mink and marten.
8
Pine marten populations have also been drastically reduced in the past.
9
The blood was running from its throat, which the marten had torn open.
10
In likely places traps are set for marten, mink or fox.
11
This time it was one of green velvet with brown marten.
12
And the new kid on the block is the pine marten.
13
In 1880 American women wore sealskin, marten, otter, beaver and mink.
14
Down to the ground, sinuous, graceful, incessantly active flashed the marten.
15
Among other animals that he had trapped was a beautiful marten.
16
Then the hawk and the owl rose and the marten dashed down the tree.
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