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Meanings of turtle in English
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Catalan
coll alt Usage of turtle in English
1
I scooped sea water in and put the turtle in the water.
2
The turtle asked no questions, and was required to give no answers.
3
One tells of him being given a present of a Galápagos turtle.
4
She's holding dozens of Gulf sea turtle hatchlings in a plastic bowl.
5
And this was the beginning of Wayambeh, or turtle, in the creeks.
6
Joy pointed out a small turtle in the road, and he said:
7
One was a dainty little magpie; the other a soft-eyed turtle dove.
8
In vain we struck, lifted, and hauled: the turtle was gaining slowly.
9
Passing to the North, the turtle is no longer the important figure.
10
Romantic love, complete with hearts and turtle doves, is actually quite chaste.
11
The bullet had gone through the turtle, and it was quite dead.
12
An enormous land turtle was tethered toward the bow of the house-boat.
13
They then brought down a portion of the turtle and roasted it.
14
While the father was endeavoring to dress the turtle to be cooked.
15
I'm tired of running against those turtle-doves in the walks and bushes.
16
He it was who harpooned a huge green turtle to the east.
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Turtle through the time
Turtle across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common