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Meanings of river meadow in English
Russian
болотные луга 
Synonyms
Examples for "marsh"
Examples for "marsh"
1
After 15 minutes' cycling the orchards give way to marsh and reedbeds.
2
I could drain a marsh, therefore the presence of such was tolerable.
3
The poet feels the sap of the new year before the marsh-willow.
4
He said, The devils got us in the marsh by the river.
5
The marsh rice generally brings a somewhat higher price in the market.
1
They could hear the sound of heavy feet splashing in the wet meadow.
2
They were now going downhill toward the river, and presently struck a patch of wet meadow.
3
While walking across a fallow, wet meadow I spotted what looked like eggs on the grass.
4
He seized Pierrette by the hand, and the two flew over the wet meadow toward the distant camp.
5
I remember very well when I came first upon a wet meadow of yerba mansa, not knowing its name or use.
1
Beyond were only cattle yards, giving way to marsh meadow and the tangled pine swamp that passed for forest.
2
I hear the notes of a Thrasher in those bushes, and the Red-winged Blackbirds are calling all through the marsh meadow.
3
Though we frequently hear their song in the marsh meadows in autumn, they are shyer then, and keep in flocks.
Usage of river meadow in English
1
They made the hay in the river meadow, and carried it themselves.
2
Icon was led in state from the courtyard, down into the river meadow.
3
That, with a large river meadow and some fertile upland fields, made up the farm.
4
He had ridden in on Shulamite, from the heights above the town, whence he had watched the Prioress ride in the river meadow.
5
She had seen him several times throw away the end of his cigar as he sprang from his boat by the river meadow.
6
The second is that, in order to regain the usual equipoise of your mental attitude, you ride to-day, for an hour, in the river meadow.
7
The river meadows blend with broad, lonely fields.
8
No sound except the cooing of doves, and the note of a distant cuckoo from the river meadows.
9
Along the river meadows he could hear the cows munching and see their dusky forms moving through a thin mist.
10
She took Doris up the old steep stairs and into the low-ceiled room with the lattice window that looked over the river meadows.
11
A gentle breeze had begun to tickle their summits, and brought the smell of the mown grass across from the elm-dotted river meadows.
12
Yet if these broad river meadows grew factories instead of corn, they might perhaps lack another harvest, of which the poet's thought is the sickle.