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Meanings of own bunk in English
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Usage of own bunk in English
1
Her own bunk, I noticed, was made up at the opposite end.
2
Each went to his own bunk and changed into regular uniforms.
3
He had finally straightened out that sickeningly slack figure upon his own bunk.
4
The dormitory's upstairs- pick your own bunk, and clean it out.
5
I can lie on my own bunk most of the time.
6
The emissary had retired to his own bunk to await the time of rescue.
7
At first I thought it was Lisa, but she'd climbed into her own bunk.
8
The queen gobbled down her supper and then prepared to retire to her own bunk.
9
I turned to my own bunk and examined it with a kind of appalled fascination.
10
The owner of the bag had taken the hint, and stowed himself in his own bunk.
11
The Dutcher says nothing, but goes over to his own bunk and feels under the straw.
12
Jake lay on a bag of dried leaves, having given his own bunk to his guests.
13
He buried his face in his own bunk.
14
He made an errand to his own bunk and from there inspected the mystery at closer range.
15
The skipper gave the stranger his own bunk, the off-watch turned in, and Manetho was left to himself.
16
After supper, Captain Jay was rowed out and put to bed in his own bunk on the Scimitar.
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