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Meanings of scorpions in English
Portuguese
attack squadron 134 Spanish
attack squadron 134 
1961-1962 United States Navy aviation squadron.
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Baseball team and Minor League Baseball franchise based in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA.
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Usage of scorpions in English
1
Although New Zealand is thankfully free of scorpions, we do have pseudoscorpions!
2
Take the case of the scorpions to which I have just referred.
3
There are scorpions and all kinds of dangerous things on the ground.
4
The young scorpions depart leaving the mother scorpion simply an empty shell.
5
Under the roots of a tree scorpions and snakes undoubtedly find shelter.
6
The cavernous room is filled with scorpions in various stages of development.
7
I had heard of Florida's scorpions, but this was no small scorpion.
8
I saw the scorpions' stinging tails flashing down, over and over again.
9
Through the scorching sunshine ran scorpions and lizards, pursued by enormous rattlesnakes.
10
I see you have a fine collection of live tarantulas and scorpions.
11
When the scorpions stung those present, he burst forth into boisterous laughter.
12
He is recommended to be on his guard against scorpions and snakes.
13
The scorpions hiss and back off, moving to patrol the crowd again.
14
One of the scorpions moved slightly, reared its tail, began to run.
15
My beautiful lore, like the tropic clime, hatches scorpions to sting me.
16
Two scorpions hover low to the ground, buzzing on their insect wings.
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United States of America
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