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Meanings of nests in English
Usage of nests in English
1
It is the problem with eyases taken from their nests too soon.
2
We collected five C. cyphergaster nests from three different support plant species.
3
Twenty-seven geese were the results of the shooting in the four nests.
4
We've just found more efficient ways today of fouling our own nests.
5
The nests were located in independent rocky niches but never in rookeries.
6
He had half the crow and hawk nests in the swamp located.
7
The same wise economy is noticeable in the nests of all birds.
8
For one thing, smaller nests were considerably warmer during the cold days.
9
That's likely the mechanism that led to our nests growing more slowly.
10
They built their nests as we do now in holes in trees.
11
Birds called honeyguides can find bees' nests but can't break into them.
12
In about two hours, all the nests of the formicae were rifled.
13
Birds' nests had replaced the panes of glass in its many windows.
14
Samples of nests are secured and put up in the school room.
15
For now, return to your nests and meditate upon the Great Ocean.
16
Taliban fighters have seeded the area with home-made bombs and sniper nests.
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Nests through the time
Nests across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Common
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