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Meanings of mountains in English
Usage of mountains in English
1
Even ignoring the mountains, the land itself was well above sea level.
2
Go out on the seas; climb the mountains; wander through the valleys.
3
The shale fields aside, nothing is horizontal; mountains rule wherever you look.
4
A second army is working its way through the mountains toward Castreresone.
5
They gained their freedom long ago and built cities in the mountains.
6
Once I met a chap in India way up in the mountains.
7
Still he walked, following the great stone road east toward the mountains.
8
Surely, the mountains are an easy place to create some social distance.
9
Even in the tropics the nights may be cold in the mountains.
10
Land of many rivers, land of many mountains, land of many forests.
11
Its conflicts often draw in South Africa, whose central mountains encircle it.
12
Terrible are the storms in the mountains-andTamanous was in this one.
13
The Bendamir rises in the mountains of the Bakhtiyari chain, in lat.
14
You must have a great drain under your land from the mountains.
15
Up in the mountains it was much cooler than in the valley.
16
The streams abound in trout and much game is in the mountains.
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United Kingdom
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Canada
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