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Meanings of rocks in English
Spanish
conjunto de rocas Usage of rocks in English
1
The moon glides up in the north; the rocks cast gigantic shadows.
2
For simplicity's sake I'll use just three categories: trees, rocks, and water.
3
Their drink was the rain-water remaining in the excavations in the rocks.
4
Its rocks contain fossil remains spanning three hundred and ten million years.
5
The following are the principal rocks which I noticed in the country.
6
She previously used the method to study rocks in Australia's Pilbara region.
7
The boat approached; the sea leaped to break it against the rocks.
8
The wild dog dwells and breeds in holes and caves in rocks.
9
The sea-lily fills the rocks no longer; the sea-urchin is very abundant.
10
They faced attacks by government supporters wielding broken bottles, daggers and rocks.
11
The rocks are all red; you can see them through the water.
12
The surface appears to be mostly silicates, fine sand perhaps, small rocks.
13
The booming of a rifle echoed in the rocks to the left.
14
The uneven places in the rocks were full of the fallen rain.
15
Some slept in the recesses of the rocks on the Government domain.
16
Police said protesters had hurled rocks and burning logs, striking one officer.
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Rocks through the time
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