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Meanings of paddle in English
Usage of paddle in English
1
You could paddle your way around Hamilton Island in a sea kayak.
2
McGee himself sat in the stern of the boat, paddle in hand.
3
Many hotels offer non-motorised water sports for free like kayaking and paddle-boarding.
4
When he touches her left breast, the paddle moves to the left.
5
In an instant she jumped in, untied it, and seized the paddle.
6
Garman struck his paddle in the bottom and held the canoe motionless.
7
It has no rudder; the paddle serves for both steering and propelling.
8
Sulkily he picked up his paddle and dipped it in the water.
9
Surfers need to be able to paddle through some pretty tough waves.
10
The boys were in the canoe now, and each took a paddle.
11
October and November are considered the prime months to grab a paddle.
12
The prime minister has previously spoken of wanting to paddle waka hourua.
13
For the stern the paddle should be longer than for the bow.
14
It appeared about a three-mile paddle to the fork of the river.
15
His paddle kissed the clean water, his shoulders worked in perfect rhythm.
16
Most of the time they just used a belt or a paddle.
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Translations for paddle
Russian
Paddle through the time
Paddle across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
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