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Meanings of sharks in English
Synonyms
Examples for "the sharks"
Examples for "the sharks"
1
Yes; and there are the sharks that have taken his worthless carcass.
2
You know how it went before-thewomen and the sharks got it.
3
At last a breeze sprang up and the sharks took their leave.
4
But the sharks were not to be gotten rid of so easily.
5
Alex was taking me fishing again-backinto the channel with the sharks.
Usage of sharks in English
1
The government has announced extra measures to protect people against loan sharks.
2
The space sharks came and took your parents, a long time ago.
3
Most of the scrip was now in the hands of the land-sharks.
4
The rise reflects growing populations of both people and sharks, he said.
5
Mr Campbell said sharks have significant links to Pacific culture and heritage.
6
Meanwhile, it's been stated that gully sharks continue to circle on Tuesday.
7
You told me that terrorists are training sharks to attack our beaches.
8
This site was home to an exceptionally large group of sevengill sharks.
9
He said he wasn't afraid of sharks, and that nighttime was fine.
10
Then suddenly, they were upon us: hundreds and hundreds of hammerhead sharks.
11
The units are each currently investigating more than 50 suspected loan sharks.
12
Yes; and there are the sharks that have taken his worthless carcass.
13
The presence of sharks and orcas also closed a number of beaches.
14
You know how it went before-thewomen and the sharks got it.
15
He was concerned about the behavioural effects on sharks from cage diving.
16
Greenland sharks are now the longest-living vertebrates known on Earth, scientists say.
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Sharks across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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