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Meanings of meadow in English
Usage of meadow in English
1
Of course there was light in the meadow, of course there was.
2
The sharp rattle of the mowing-machine disturbs the corncrake in the meadow.
3
Namely: To conclude France's first ninety minutes on the meadow of victory.
4
We were across the meadow and in the wood in a moment.
5
They are mowing in the meadow, they are mowing in the garden.
6
Now, she couldn't believe how far it was to the high meadow.
7
She rose in air and swept over the meadow and the trees.
8
Snatching open the back door, I said, Not south across the meadow.
9
He left the bay horse in the meadow and continued his journey.
10
Later the sun broke through; primroses glistened with gold on the meadow.
11
They made the hay in the river meadow, and carried it themselves.
12
No, indeed; he was white-whiteas feather-snownew fallen in the meadow.
13
The open meadow enclosed within the rings is a great picnic spot.
14
Pemberton decided he had to start making his way across the meadow.
15
There should be, on the right, a water meadow of singular loveliness.
16
The court was in a meadow out on the New Antonia road.
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Meadow through the time
Meadow across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common