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Meanings of mesa in English
Elevated area of land with a flat top and sides that are usually steep cliffs.
Usage of mesa in English
1
The view from the mesa is picturesque and imposing in the extreme.
2
A little later the white colony on the mesa was in darkness.
3
The rustlers had made a camp on the mesa until the dawn.
4
Then Spider placed a huge reed upon the top of the mesa.
5
She glanced up occasionally to watch the ponies grazing on the mesa.
6
The trip down from the mesa had taken more than fifteen minutes.
7
The crowd shuffled over to a more open spot, on the mesa.
8
It howled away, hiding the mesa and leaving a white desert behind.
9
Crashing through them, they found themselves on the mesa plain once more.
10
I wanted my big mountains and wide mesa and long, restful views.
11
All alone, outside the pueblo, on the bare plain of the mesa.
12
She'd imagined that everything looked like the mesa, just more of it.
13
Walking around the mesa could take hours, and that was in daylight.
14
Perhaps there is a whole fountain of water there on the mesa!
15
Then it was nineteen miles across the mesa, to the mines.
16
Jones and I climbed the red mesa near camp to see the sunset.
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Catalan
Spanish
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Mesa across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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