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Meanings of sandal in English
Chemical compound.
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Usage of sandal in English
1
From the trunk of the sandal-wood he produced a fine red dye.
2
The moccasins can be made of the same material, cut sandal fashion.
3
Our little chapel looked nice with the red hangings and sandal-wood lectern.
4
A sandal is a symbol of poverty and, by extension, of oppression.
5
The men wear a sandal quite different from the ordinary Mexican footgear.
6
At last the sandal was fastened again, and the Tehua stood erect.
7
The trellis work was made of sandal wood and wood of aloes.
8
It had been sewn to the sandal-strap with golden thread or silk.
9
Teak, sandal-wood and other rare Asiatic timbers are used in its construction.
10
He pointed to the sandal, which he had handed to the tapop.
11
And you can see their eyes quickly searching between the sandal straps.
12
The soles were tied with knotted strings sandal-wise under his bare feet.
13
A tall man dressed in skins, with bare legs and sandal-shod feet.
14
Wrapped inside the blue trousers and kimono he found one straw sandal.
15
Rage discovered that she had stopped halfway through putting on a sandal.
16
But the whistle-blower's sandal snagged on an uneven paver, and he fell.
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Translations for sandal
Catalan
Spanish
Sandal through the time
Sandal across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common