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Meanings of
shovelful
in English
Portuguese
paletada
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The quantity a shovel can hold.
shovel
spadeful
Portuguese
paletada
Usage of
shovelful
in English
1
Even Holmes threw in a
shovelful
despite his place atop the leaderboard.
2
Pete dumped another
shovelful
into the wheelbarrow, the odor filling the air.
3
Scooping up a
shovelful
of snow he heaved it into the street.
4
Lindy dug into the pile and heaved up a
shovelful
of dirt.
5
Each Quraiter who survived threw a
shovelful
of dirt into the hole.
6
He didn't pass a
shovelful
of coal in the hole yesterday.
7
Keep digging, your Grace -the South Pole is only a
shovelful
away.
8
With an exclamation of disgust he threw out a last
shovelful
of sand.
9
Next to them stood a man who applied the water after each
shovelful
.
10
The rabbi, blessing it, tossed in the first
shovelful
of earth.
11
I paused, halfway to lifting a
shovelful
of gritty snow into the barrow.
12
Then we want some more coal; there's only about a
shovelful
left, and-
13
Doing a spoonful of good instead of a
shovelful
of evil.
14
Nait restrained himself from tossing a
shovelful
of dirt on to the man.
15
The man sent a fourth
shovelful
tumbling into the grave.
16
One of the peasants was throwing the first
shovelful
of earth into the cavity.
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shovelful
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
first shovelful
last shovelful
second shovelful
put a shovelful
third shovelful
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Translations for
shovelful
Portuguese
paletada
Shovelful
through the time
Shovelful
across language varieties
United Kingdom
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