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Meanings of trough (troughs) in English
Synonyms
Examples for "till"
Examples for "till"
1
NB: There's still a long way till that, but let's hope so.
2
My spirit, at least-mybody could wait till supper to come home.
3
I stayed in the house with the whitefolks till I was 19.
4
The new tally includes 53 fatalities over the past week till Thursday.
5
Here we remained from early in the morning till in the evening.
1
The seigneur was required to pay no quit-rent to the public treasury.
2
This continuous robbery of the public treasury explains how millionaires were scarce.
3
Their very soil has been paid for out of the public treasury.
4
Overhead costs rise; deficits in the public treasury grow; so does public debt.
5
They have barracks in the city and draw pay from the public treasury.
Usage of troughs in English
1
His wicked carelessness in forgetting-orattempting to disregard-thelaw of the drinking-troughs.
2
If you know the peaks and troughs you know where to improve.
3
Cudjo had already prepared the troughs-morethan twenty of them in all.
4
By the water of the lake stood troughs half full of water.
5
The floor and feed troughs should be sprinkled daily with the disinfectant.
6
The legend peaks and troughs and every few years enjoys a kick-start.
7
You have been and you are only a feeder at the troughs.
8
Greenery so crowded the hex troughs that they were difficult to discern.
9
Scientists have mapped the troughs cut in the seafloor by great glaciers.
10
These arrastres are round troughs, twelve feet in diameter, paved with stones.
11
Wooden bread troughs were also made from a single piece of wood.
12
The swell hid them in the troughs until they were almost ashore.
13
Sound waves vary between barren, low-intensity troughs and crests of high intensity.
14
Throwing hay, checking water troughs, and chopping ice consumed the dark day.
15
The swells began to roll, more abrupt, the troughs steeper and deeper.
16
The Finger lakes of New York, for example, occupy such glacial troughs.
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Troughs through the time
Troughs across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common