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Meanings of wolves in English
Russian
волки Special operations branch of North Macedonia's military.
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Usage of wolves in English
1
Perhaps that action by us decided the spider-wolves to take their action.
2
They said wolves poisoned the land and the land must be cleansed.
3
That's the way it must be if wolves are to remain strong.
4
The ghosts live only in their cowardly hearts; there are but wolves.
5
Then the hostiles left the dead and the half-dead for the wolves.
6
The stock has multiplied rapidly in spite of the lions and wolves.
7
He was thinking of the wolves and panthers loose in the woods.
8
Their kind is the reason there are no wolves left in Ireland.
9
I think the spider-wolves came aboard to see if you needed assistance.
10
They were in the fangs of the wolves at that very time.
11
After a time, images came back to him, what the wolves saw.
12
Far enough; besides, the wolves never go out of the big forest.
13
Starving wolves on the run don't have time to stop and talk.
14
But his eye was on the wolves further out in the stream.
15
Rashed sent the wolves ahead, following rapidly through the trees toward Miiska.
16
The second time wolves and humans hunted together, the long winter ended.
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