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Significados de billow en inglés

portugués
inchar
catalán
inflar
español
hinchar

Become inflated.

hinchar
portugués
vaga
español
oleada

A large sea wave.

oleada
catalán
onejar

Rise and move, as in waves or billows.

onejar
catalán
ondar

Rise up as if in waves.

ondar
Uso de billow en inglés
1
Each billow sapped its foundation; it soon began to overhang its base.
The Ocean and Its Wonders
2
With a mighty suction the billow drained away, carrying with it wreckage.
The Riverman
3
Just then a billow strikes the steamer almost amidships, and she rolls.
Miss Caprice
4
We shall do best simply to note each billow as it breaks.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. Mark
5
Nevertheless, he soon recognised it for what it really was- ahugebillow.
Weird Tales from Northern Seas
6
There was a whispered, sighing noise, and a great billow of dust.
The Shining
7
She was a small, pretty girl with a billow of red hair.
Carrie
8
Black smoke began to billow from the bottom of the F-1s' nozzles.
Wired
9
A huge black curving billow of smoke issued from the cave mouth.
Small wars: a novel
10
The canvas began to sway and billow in the wind of the dancing.
Gone to Earth
11
A foaming billow came thundering against the bows; over the deck it swept.
Peter Trawl; Or, The Adventures of a Whaler
12
While Luke spoke, the escaping steam began to billow out in great clouds.
Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back
13
The yawl sank into the trough itself, and rose on the succeeding billow.
Jack Tier; Or, The Florida Reef
14
This was how it stood proof against the shock of the mighty billow.
In Search of the Castaways; Or, The Children of Captain Grant
15
I could hear the stark billow of Suzanne's laughter carrying in the air.
The Girls
16
Although the music may billow beautifully, the lyrics will reflect her ballsy character.
The Guardian
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Reino Unido
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