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Meanings of zigzag lines in English
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Usage of zigzag lines in English
1
A pattern like a large question mark made of zigzag lines.
2
The figures are often complicated by small loops and zigzag lines.
3
After 3 P.M. they again moved rapidly away from the light in zigzag lines.
4
The tracings showed that they had travelled in zigzag lines.
5
The trail tangled into zigzag lines, tossing up and down, dodging here and there.
6
A cup-shaped ladle with handle like ordinary teapot; birds and triangles internally, zigzag lines externally.
7
And always, there were the grey-white, zigzag lines scored on the face of the sheer rock.
8
Each carries two flat sticks about two feet in length, painted with zigzag lines representing lightning.
9
Seaward, at times, where the splitting floes crashed against one another, there ran zigzag lines of phosphorescence.
10
He held out his hand, but Mostyn warded it off, his cigar cutting red zigzag lines in the darkness.
11
Brutes were laid out like a layer of broken eggs in zigzag lines from one shattered wall to another.
12
Across a stretch of flat ground beyond some of those zigzag lines of trenches little black things were scurrying forward.
13
He showed me a sketch consisting of a number of zigzag lines, joined one to another, and tending towards a circle.
14
It was nothing but a series of zigzag lines crossing and recrossing each other, showing what had happened inside Amy's brain.
15
The floor was two inches deep in white sand, in which were carefully traced zigzag lines, with odd patterns in the corners.
16
After about 11 A.M. they moved a little back from the light, often crossing and recrossing their former path in zigzag lines.