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Meanings of sardine in English
Small fishes found in great schools along coasts of Europe; smaller and rounder than herring.
Usage of sardine in English
1
Drain and return to the pan along with the warm sardine sauce.
2
I am packed in like a sardine between the ponchos and supplies.
3
The sardine and French dressings are the best to use with fish.
4
But no one would want to pack a boat like a sardine-box.
5
The cars roll up in tight neat sardine rolls-all sauce, all silence.
6
Hal said, We got some crazy bohunk bastards in the sardine fleet.
7
This is the conclusion drawn from the dining-room installed in my old sardine-box.
8
For sardine-eating Portuguese and seafood-loving Japanese, cultural heritages are at risk.
9
The sardine can had been traveling in its own private orbit ever since.
10
You peel that orange while I unroll the top of this sardine can.
11
February brings a small fish about the size of a sardine.
12
I rinsed the sardine cans clean with hot water and dried them off.
13
Frank brushed the tail of a sardine from the corner of his mouth.
14
I feel happier, said Kent as he threw away the empty sardine cans.
15
Sorry I had to queer the private-residence deal, Sandy, you poor little sardine.
16
Wonder if they still charge you a penny for each sardine.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common