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Meanings of perch in English
Portuguese
desembarcar Catalan
posar Usage of perch in English
1
He knew the lookout well; they had often shared this precarious perch.
2
The subject in question hung upside down from his perch, watching her.
3
So I would rather hang them on the perch in the hen-house.
4
Their attic perch afforded a clear field of fire over the palisade.
5
I could see all the players in the case from my perch.
6
The two drivers up on their perch, look down at young Charly.
7
Without the human element, the summit is merely a pretty, windy perch.
8
I lit off my perch in a burst of excitement, and exclaimed:
9
Hinpoha, from her airy perch in the tree, cheered the combatants on.
10
John braced himself and yanked a luckless perch high in the air.
11
From my perch, I had a mighty fine view of the creek.
12
John raised the diminutive perch into the air and regarded it glumly.
13
Nobody likes to be displaced from their perch in the pecking order.
14
We can perch here like birds and hope they don't reach us.'
15
Ants go everywhere; no cliff is too steep, no perch too isolated.
16
Look at the silly things gaping like goggle-eyed perch at the window.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
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