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Meanings of mow down in English
Portuguese
genocídio Catalan
exterminar Usage of mow down in English
1
They will mow down these pike formations just by weight and shock.'
2
As I leave the bathroom, I nearly mow down an old man.
3
Our terrible slings will mow down his young olive plants and his vines.
4
In a variety of driving sequences, your job is to mow down enemies.
5
We've seen instances in Chad, for example, where armed militia men mow down elephants.
6
He saw Cromwell mow down a generation of Court fops.
7
And effective cynicism will mow down renegade perversity every time.
8
No matter how many recruits they get, they'll mow down the Abnegation in seconds.
9
Here they rallied and began to mow down the charging masses with deadly aim.
10
Will I have to mow down people with my pram?
11
The two of them could mow down any, or all, of the rioters in seconds.
12
Along the way they'd take out the security patrols and mow down any employees they ran across.
13
Photo: AFP Witnesses described seeing the man mow down pedestrians in his car, including on Westminster Bridge.
14
Orders were given to mow down the unripe harvests, in order to subdue the people by famine.
15
I let him in, and watched him mow down some food while I got the bourbon out.
16
These will mow down the English.
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