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Meanings of pond in English
Body of standing water, either natural or man-made, that is usually smaller than a lake.
Usage of pond in English
1
Today they were to clear the pond near the Number Ten fairway.
2
The pond shall be drained, holy father; I have already ordered it.
3
Vomit is a more dangerous material to inhale than, say, pond water.
4
And again the miracle of the hundred-thousand-tonner in the pond was performed.
5
Right, and pond scum's the nicest thing anybody ever said about him.
6
The water was quite cold; the pond froze over the following night.
7
The children's playtime was over; the ducks in the pond were silent.
8
Across the pond in the near distance loomed the dark fir trees.
9
It was tied to a water-plant in the middle of the pond.
10
Notice the wind-ripples on the pond; they have become fixed and motionless.
11
Follow its course until you reach a briny pond, where it ends.
12
He did not know whose it was; it belonged to the pond.
13
We cut our own ice in the pond back of the orchard.
14
She walked to the pond three and sometimes four times a week.
15
The work includes woodland management, dry-stone walling, stream clearing and pond maintenance.
16
I say 'sensed.' It bobbed about like a cork on a pond.
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Pond across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
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