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Meanings of thatching in English
Usage of thatching in English
1
He began the thatching, binding the feathers down with little willow rods.
2
This, though more secure than thatching, is not enough so for storehouses.
3
Completed thatching the store; continued landing stores from the schooner; coopering the flour-barrels.
4
Commenced thatching the store; landed maize, bran, and other stores from the schooner.
5
Now the wheat reed for thatching must be grown specifically for the purpose.
6
Hillas struggled up, one clumsy mitten thatching his eyes from the blinding needles.
7
The leaves are used for thatching huts and in making baskets, mats and hats.
8
People said the thatching, and wood, and bone must have been all dried out.
9
In our own cottage the thatching-itis done every year-hasjust been carried out.
10
The wood and the thatching had the grayness of age.
11
This day we finished the thatching of our new house.
12
This it was only possible to protect by systematic thatching.
13
This thatching, if well done, will last for seven years.
14
Gabriel shouted in his ear, "where's your thatching-beetle and rick-stick and spars?"
15
A properly made thatching lasts for a long time.
16
The bamboo floors are raised high above the ground, while the thatching is of grass.
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Translations for thatching
Russian
Catalan
Thatching through the time
Thatching across language varieties
United Kingdom
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