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Meanings of red coral in English
Gemstone, comprising the skeletons of corals, typically those having red color and found in the Red Sea and Mediterranean, such as Corallium rubrum.
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Examples for "coral"
Examples for "coral"
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Today the main argument about coral reefs is how to save them.
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The coral seems reasonably healthy, thus far weathering-orperhaps inured to-temperaturecreep.
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Mr Koroilavesau said coral was in demand for use in overseas aquariums.
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They aim to store as many species of Hawaiian coral as possible.
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The loss of coral cover along the Great Barrier Reef in 2016.
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It's in this last that precious coral belongs, an unusual substance that, at different times, has been classified in the mineral, vegetable, and animal kingdoms.
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Precious coral is destroyed by people walking on it, boats dropping anchors and leaking fuel, not to mention wider-scale destruction caused by global warming.
Usage of red coral in English
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A red coral necklace for the moment was the matter of interest.
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Under her yellow turban the red coral pendants swung against white cheeks.
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This is what happens in the case of the red coral of commerce.
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He had big red coral beads around his neck and wrists.
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They wore heavy beads of red coral round their necks and in their ears.
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Her lips were like the red coral, which the ship men brought from distant shores.
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There was the more common red coral, but also white and a faintly luminous yellow.
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The red coral is comparatively limited, but the polypes which form the white coral are widely scattered.
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Round her beautiful, towering, tanned neck was a thrice-twisted necklace of half-sovereigns and amber and red coral.
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Coral is not to be found in all parts of this gulf, and red coral in very few.
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Beneath the water-line, and revealed here and there when the waves receded, was a line of bright red coral.
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I always heard that my pretty red coral came out of a fish, and here it is all alive!
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She brings a brooch set with red coral from the Southern Sea and a pearl net to hold her hair.
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Along the roadside were bayberry-bushes, hung all over with bright red coral pendants in autumn and far into the winter.
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She wore her hair on the top of her head, built up in a black tower, with red coral combs.
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Ivory and red coral!
