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Significados de
fordable
en inglés
Fordable.
Términos relacionados
shallow
Uso de
fordable
en inglés
1
A book of parting rivers into several branches and making them
fordable
.
2
Sluggish brooks became more frequent, but none that were not easily
fordable
.
3
The river had fallen so fast that it would be
fordable
before morning.
4
In the middle, deep enough to drown, but on the edges it's
fordable
.
5
The stream was easily
fordable
,
so there was no danger on that score.
6
Indeed, Firishtah himself tells us that the river was at that time
fordable
.
7
It was
fordable
,
and after eighteen days' absence he re-entered his own country.
8
The river Ruhr was a wide but desultory stream, easily
fordable
in many places.
9
When the high waters subsided and the rivers became
fordable
,
he grew more insistent.
10
He only went to see if the river is
fordable
.
11
The river had also commenced falling, and by this time was
fordable
near Williamsport.
12
At length the tide was out,-sofar, at least, that the stream was
fordable
.
13
Some of the rills, somewhat large, could only be crossed by choosing
fordable
places.
14
Should it not prove
fordable
,
we resolved to swim across.
15
Not a ford was
fordable
within two days' march of either Emory or Frayne.
16
The river is
fordable
by following a zigzag course well known to the local watermen.
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Sobre este término
fordable
Adjetivo
Colocaciones frecuentes
easily fordable
only fordable
fordable river
everywhere fordable
fordable streams
Más colocaciones
Fordable
a través del tiempo
Fordable
por variante geográfica
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