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Meanings of scatter in English
Catalan
dispersió Spanish
dispersión Catalan
propagació Synonyms
Examples for "dust"
Examples for "dust"
1
Another cloud of dust; not in the south, but in the east.
2
They were buried in dust in the dark room in the clock-tower.
3
Background: Workers in cotton industry are occupationally exposed to various dust-related hazards.
4
He goes out in the storms and in the heat and dust.
5
Up in the sky one minute, down in the dust the next.
1
All positive cases showed dot-like cytoplasmic staining; nuclear staining was not seen.
2
The red dot is just slightly north and a few buildings east.
3
The dot was moving quickly; they must have been on a hovertram.
4
We thought too many dot balls strangled us a bit, Taylor said.
5
It was dot 18, the beginning of the workday for second shifters.
1
Wash the shelves with salt and water; sprinkle salt in their paths.
2
Place the mackerel in a baking-dish; sprinkle with pepper and chopped parsley.
3
Then beat in the yolks of two eggs, sprinkle in 3 ozs.
4
Coat the outside with olive oil and sprinkle with coarse sea salt.
5
Top with Cool Whip Free and then sprinkle chocolate chips on top.
Usage of scatter in English
1
The scatter shot reform of the global transport fuels market is underway.
2
Some scatter-brains of great houses were mixed up in the affair; MM.
3
Reality TV is more scatter-dash throughout as there is no real arc.
4
Cut the butter in little bits, and scatter them over the top.
5
Place in a large mixing bowl and scatter the sea salt over.
6
Much of Mulligan's idealized music product already exists, albeit in scatter-shot fashion.
7
Take the juice of a lemon and scatter it at the clams.
8
Young males usually scatter, while females stick around to help their mothers.
9
They pile up the wood and the women scatter flowers upon it.
10
The water droplets scatter the beam of light, further impairing night-time visibility.
11
Away the chips would scatter, tinkling over the surface of the glacier.
12
However, when Ryan and Lori Pinkerton saunter by, the crows scatter noisily.
13
The trainees scatter among the debris and hide as best they can.
14
I stay just long enough to see them scatter, then keep walking.
15
The following liniment is also good to scatter and dissipate the milk.
16
When they turn away, or scatter, come back, and I'll be waiting.
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Scatter through the time
Scatter across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
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