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Meanings of solid gold in English
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Usage of solid gold in English
1
In the first place, the pots and pans were of solid gold.
2
Areas of solid gold were decorated with curlicues and raised gold beads.
3
Look at the big pillars; they are all made of solid gold.
4
There's actually some solid gold to be found, like this excellent jacket.
5
Maybe a solid gold crown and another one that's all sparkly diamonds.
6
The one at Firtos is a palace resting on solid gold columns.
7
These thrones are shaped like great chairs, and made of solid gold.
8
Madam, a bag of solid gold that can be weighed and counted.
9
Thee might have put thy wealth into solid gold-greatbars and lumps.
10
I passed over a solid gold floor, and saw only the blood.
11
Well, she had a golden arm-allsolid gold, fum de shoulder down.
12
The newspapers said it was about seventy-five thousand dollars in good, solid gold.
13
An outstanding specimen of its type, a solid gold chamber pot?
14
The next day the goose laid an egg of solid gold.
15
The image of solid gold is only a part of it.
16
It was made of solid gold and carved with ancient rimes.
This collocation consists of:
Solid gold through the time
Solid gold across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common