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Meanings of table in English
Synonyms
Examples for "plateau"
Examples for "plateau"
1
His capital was on the plateau about seventy miles in the interior.
2
The route ahead was fairly flat; they'd reached a kind of plateau.
3
It rises on the lofty Brazilian plateau near Diamantino in 14 deg.
4
To the south-west it descended from the plateau in immense broken folds.
5
The whole plateau and thicket were as light as in the day.
1
He cantered round in a wide circle and made for the butte.
2
They mounted to the summit of the butte and scanned their surroundings.
3
The next morning he awoke and went on to the next butte.
4
We buried the fearless one on a butte back of the Ranch-house.
5
This isolated butte is jointly managed by the two large neighboring townships.
1
Houses and churches nestled in the curve of tableland, under the mountain.
2
The fish of the tableland differ greatly from those of the coast.
3
On the tableland beyond the Somme valley the sun shone like April.
4
Eastward the tableland slopes gradually, and melts into the sands of Arabia.
5
The sun was just rising as we rode across the last tableland.
Portuguese
tabular Usage of table in English
1
Yet politicians don't table motions solemnly condemning opera's dangerous level of violence.
2
Yes, yes, another good idea, the three men across the table agreed.
3
This case illustrates a general principle: keep all options on the table.
4
At that particular moment the waitress decided our table needed more attention.
5
The new table appears today on page 18, this morning's Markets page.
6
The government has agreed to table the latest update on flights today.
7
It is therefore essential to know how to properly set the table.
8
The impact of Argentina's economic crisis reaches far beyond the dinner table.
9
However, as income levels rise, Irish taxpayers quickly move up the table.
10
The issue has risen to the top table of EU summit politics.
11
Data summary London Marathon winners by year Click heading to sort table.
12
At the table they all talk about taking a trip to Europe.
13
Not today, of course, because today Mina was sitting at the table.
14
On the table were free postcards advertising the work of local artists.
15
See your query including the number of results in the History table.
16
Huddersfield finished 16th in the table, four points clear of relegation danger.
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Table across language varieties
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United Kingdom
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