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Significados de snow crystal em inglês

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Type of ice crystal.

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Uso de snow crystal em inglês
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Aerosols spray frozen breath as snow crystals are scrawled on shop windows.
The Irish Times
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It was just a flurry of snow crystals hitting the tent all night long.
Climbing Magazine
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On either side spread the blanket of soft snow crystals.
The God of His Fathers: Tales of the Klondyke
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He whirled away, in a sparkling veil of flung snow crystals, before the women appeared.
The Three Black Pennys: A Novel
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Plasma surged in, playing over the complex, delicate systems like a blowtorch over snow crystals.
The Reality Dysfunction
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Austrian alpine skier Marcel Hirscher added: Snow crystals get really sharp when temperatures go to -20C.
BBC
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Snow crystals falling all the time; a very light S. breeze at start soon dying away.
Scott's Last Expedition, Volume I / Being the journals of Captai...
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The snow crystals no longer sparkled so furiously.
The Courage of Marge O'Doone
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There was no moon, but the starlight was so brilliant that the snow crystals glistened in it.
Hetty's Strange History
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This code was locked within the ice amid the snow crystals that had fallen thousands of years before.
Wired
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Very fine snow crystals were beginning to flicker down, but I think neither of the ladies remarked it.
The Gold of Chickaree
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It was replete with snow crystals, and unusually dense, eight inches of snow producing one inch of water.
The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.III. / From the Acc...
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He discovered at the same moment that the sun was striking sparks of light from a thousand snow crystals.
Man-Size
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Straddling the peak, with a south wind beating snow crystals into their faces, the two men shouted in happiness.
Climbing Magazine
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The untempered sun of the Northland beat down on the cold snow crystals and reflected a million sparks of light.
Man-Size
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It's the same as lighting a fire and burning your ski base because the snow crystals get such sharp edges.
BBC