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Meanings of watermill in English
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Usage of watermill in English
1
This might be nothing, but the baker says his watermill's stopped.
2
The watermill was at work, drowning the sound of the rain; the dam was shaking.
3
The watermill is a common object of the country.
4
Other elements, such as the watermill, appear to date to the ninth or early 10th century.
5
Some watermill wheels were moved by tidal currents.
6
Then rolling across the floor in the watermill.
7
The same person who had thrown a handful of marbles against the gearwheel in the watermill.
8
Almost every village had a watermill.
9
What I'm longing for is a country watermill that takes twenty-four hours to grind a sack of corn.
10
Some structures also still remain from before the earthquake, including an amphitheatre, fountains, a watermill and an ancient church.
11
A steam pump could pump water from the bottom of the watermill to the top to be used again.
12
Slaughter made for the watermill.
13
In the early 1180s, the horizontal-axle windmill was invented, probably in eastern England, on the analogy of the horizontal-axle watermill.
14
He did believe in those ghosts, but what unquiet spirit had tossed a handful of marbles through the watermill's window?
15
For a few seconds he was actually riding on top of the watermill's wheel, for he had come out amid the blades.
16
Three days ago, in the weak light of early morning, Matthew had stumbled down out of the forest into the village below the watermill.