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Meanings of cowcatcher in inglés
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llevapedres Synonyms
Examples for "pilot"
Examples for "pilot"
1
However, the network was still impressed enough to order a second pilot.
2
The delicate manoeuvres necessary to pilot through change simply take too long.
3
I'm actually working on a pilot with my family called Form School.
4
Prestigiacomo said there were 12 similar pilot projects happening around the EU.
5
Britain plans a pilot project this year with driverless shuttles in London.
1
He said the amount should cover all banks' needs, plus a buffer.
2
The international community could not accept unilaterally established buffer zones, he added.
3
Countries hold oil reserves as a buffer against sudden drops in supply.
4
Consumers could once count on ever-rising home prices to buffer their wealth.
5
We propose pathways through which physical activity acts to buffer stress effects.
1
I slammed ahead, tearing a fender from the car on my right.
2
I look upon the carpet, the rug, the chair under the fender.
3
Still, 13 of those fender-benders happened because the self-driving cars got rear-ended.
4
Mike dropped the soot-covered object in the fender, and glared at it.
5
With my feet on the fender I have just finished the newspaper.
Usage of cowcatcher in inglés
1
But didn't I come near to ripping the cowcatcher from that engine?
2
He fires a scalpel-edged chakri; he hunkers by Remade and edges toward the cowcatcher.
3
He had to step on the cowcatcher to reach, though.
4
He hurtled head over heels through the headlamp's glare, over the cowcatcher, and into the weeds.
5
Its cowcatcher had torn Nikita's hindquarters away.
6
Its cowcatcher is splayed like ruined teeth.
7
And then I spotted her, crouched down right against the cowcatcher, that close I'd almost stepped on her.
8
Wait till you get him on the cowcatcher of your Manton, anti then break it to him gently.'
9
Its headlamps were eyes now, predictably, bristling with thick wire lashes, its cowcatcher a jawful of protruding teeth.
10
It's armored to the teeth, or from the cowcatcher to the hitch, however you'd like to look at it.
11
Mikhail had often wondered what the crew had thought when they'd found blood and bits of black-haired flesh on the cowcatcher.
12
The cowcatcher of the locomotive, which stood panting like some frightened, trembling animal, was less than five feet from the derailer!
13
Only uglets with cowcatcher teeth come calling with their mothers in tow, the matchmaker with his pointy black umbrella leading the way.
14
I could only place stones on the line, but these were swept away by the cowcatcher, and so the train passed in safety.
15
Captain Fuller rode on the pilot of his engine, and removed such of the obstructions as were not knocked off by the cowcatcher.
16
Fast and furred, the yellow-beige flowing blur grew ears, hackles, and hulking shoulders as it neared-likea panting locomotive with a boar's-headcowcatcher.
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Cowcatcher through the time