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Meanings of prairie in English
Ecosystems considered part of the temperate grasslands, savannas, and shrublands biome.
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Usage of prairie in English
1
Temporarily the prairie breeze was lost; swallowed up in the greater movement.
2
Today there's hardly a town, city or prairie untouched by the Irish.
3
The young men hunted game on the prairie and in the woods.
4
The next day the camp moved five miles out on the prairie.
5
The old man has sought the oak-dotted prairie miles to the south.
6
Mine, in particular, had conceived a moral aversion to the prairie life.
7
The fort was in the middle of a small and fertile prairie.
8
He looked across the prairie towards the young man in the buggy.
9
Chairman Mao once said a single spark can start a prairie fire.
10
He pushed the prairie dog in as far as he could reach.
11
The wagon is within the enclosure, the horses are on the prairie.
12
The gray of the prairie was turned to the blackest of black.
13
Then sinking together, they became lost in the grass of the prairie.
14
The wolf was large and the teepee was far across the prairie.
15
The following morning we left the timber and took to the prairie.
16
Buck stepped in the hole of a prairie dog and went down.
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Translations for prairie
Portuguese
Catalan
Prairie through the time
Prairie across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common