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Meanings of swans in English
Russian
сидней свонз Portuguese
sydney swans Spanish
sydney swans football club Catalan
sydney swans football club 
Australian rules football club.
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Usage of swans in English
1
Only the swans paid attention, as if he'd come to feed them.
2
It's quite common in London to see geese flying overhead, or swans.
3
The eagles and the seagulls are scarcely as interesting as the swans.
4
The boy was not the only one who had heard the swans.
5
Twelve percent of marked pintails used the same wetlands as infected swans.
6
The swans are eagerly hunted both by the Indians and white hunters.
7
Gladly went the pelicans, black swans, and the rest to the creek.
8
Every spring Old-Woman-Who-Never-Dies sends the wild geese, the swans, and the ducks.
9
She looked as unruffled as one of the swans on the Haff.
10
He glanced north and saw the lios battling Avaia and the swans.
11
The greatest caution was now necessary to get up to the swans.
12
Wild swans, geese, and ducks used to swim in the Niagara River.
13
The swans carried him safely, and took him to the other side.
14
The flights of the wild geese, swans, and ducks had all ceased.
15
What were the real facts about these swans we never found out.
16
We opened the windows and the swans sailed by, looking mildly interested.
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Translations for swans
Russian
Portuguese
Swans through the time
Swans across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common