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Meanings of savanna in English
Usage of savanna in English
1
The harsh realities of the savanna imposed a heavy price on maternity.
2
I awoke, as you will remember, in the center of the savanna.
3
The species is usually found in dry savanna zones in sub-Saharan Africa.
4
There isn't enough rain to change all the savanna into arable farmland.
5
The little girl had no idea about distances in the open savanna.
6
Where it opened into woodland and savanna, lions and cape buffalo lived.
7
Away from these homesteads, lush oak savanna spread out to the horizon.
8
For Indian tribes the longleaf pine savanna was a source of life.
9
Here we found the savanna sparrows; here, too, the meadow larks were singing.
10
Ahead the land turned to savanna grass, acacia trees, and large striated boulders.
11
The two were moving gradually south by southwest through the savanna.
12
Had moving to the savanna somehow made us biochemically more vulnerable?
13
Vance has mapped out at least eight thousand acres of longleaf pine savanna.
14
From hence you proceed, in a south-west direction, through a long swampy savanna.
15
He stared across the savanna, trying to pinpoint the location of the sound.
16
Back on the savanna, even a hint of female infidelity raised the stakes.
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Savanna through the time
Savanna across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common