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Meanings of thermals in English
Two-piece underwear (top and pants) with long legs and long sleeves.
Usage of thermals in English
1
We could see huge sea birds playing in the thermals far above.
2
It's chilly, he said, looking undignified in green space thermals and boots.
3
A burning forest below made the ship dance briefly on turbulent thermals.
4
Seagulls cawed overhead, riding the thermals in search of their morning meals.
5
He slipped against the press of the thermals and surveyed the activity.
6
It bobbed and darted on rising thermals, high in the blue sky.
7
It went flying away, silent as a hawk, rising on dark thermals.
8
Bring a cushion wrapped in plastic, it said; wear thermals and non-slip shoes.
9
Unfortunately, the simulators didn't have thermals fouling things up at the last moment.
10
What we've got are thermals taken from seven hundred and fifty miles up.
11
A Thomas Hawk lazing on midday thermals flaps in panic at my approach.
12
She now glided above the people on leathery wings, riding the morning thermals.
13
Above the city, Raj Ahten's spy balloon wafted on hot thermals.
14
They started to appear over the interstates, cruising the thermals, waiting for new roadkill.
15
Our contact says the thermals were ripped back out of the cupboards pretty quickly.
16
There was nothing there, and nothing on the thermals, either.
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