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Meanings of oases in English
Usage of oases in English
1
A small amount of cotton is also grown in the southern oases.
2
I talk about oases of investigative journalism today, and they are really important.
3
Her days were a desert; these were the oases in it.
4
There are a few oases that are large enough to support small communities.
5
The road emerged in oases of mud from long, inundated spaces.
6
There were at the time numerous intellectual oases in New York.
7
But events like these were mere oases in a desert of ceaseless drudgery.
8
This country consists of seven oases, five in close proximity and two isolated.
9
In the middle of these oases would stand a neat farmhouse.
10
The brown-painted floor had decorative intervals of rugs, like flowery oases.
11
Celebrated by Arab poets, these oases were never really the forecourts of paradise.
12
On one of its oases he beheld a young Arab asleep.
13
What are your Macintosh usability oases when you're stuck with Windows?
14
But the low-lying coasts were dotted with oases of freshwater springs.
15
But also oases of calm, respectful silence, often deserted, except on Sunday mornings.
16
In these oases there is usually, of course, no ignorance of sexual matters.
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