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Meanings of saddle in English
Spanish
collado de montaña Catalan
coll 
Region surrounding the highest point of the lowest point on the line tracing the drainage divide (the col) connecting the peaks.
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Catalan
coll Usage of saddle in English
1
I trembled in my saddle; my forehead bathed in a cold sweat.
2
On the ground lay the saddle-bags and the rifle; as yet unmolested.
3
On they flew; his body hammered the saddle; his breath came sobbingly.
4
By the end of the week he was again in the saddle.
5
That would mean the greater part of the day in the saddle-
6
The woman was reeling in the saddle as the Arab thundered alongside.
7
I foraged about and found the side-saddle and bridle in the harness-room.
8
The cost will saddle taxpayers with years of cutbacks and tax increases.
9
Garth hoisted him to the saddle; and headed into the storm again.
10
The others were already in the saddle and almost out of sight.
11
Suddenly, in the flat, the Prince seemed to stagger in his saddle.
12
Van turned in his saddle instantly, beholding the man in the pass.
13
Every knight had straightened in his saddle and was looking very grave.
14
Walter and the girls were in the saddle as early as anybody.
15
Hare held to the pommel and bent dizzily forward in the saddle.
16
The ranger cut his sentence in two and slid from the saddle.
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Translations for saddle
Saddle through the time
Saddle across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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