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Значения термина small watercourse на английском
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Использование термина small watercourse на английском
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A smallwatercourse had brought down a large quantity of black sand.
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A smallwatercourse brought us to a creek containing large but dry water-holes.
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And now I found myself on a narrow path which followed a smallwatercourse.
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Somewhat upstream along Grass River, she could even see another smallwatercourse that joined the secondary.
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A few miles further in the same direction we crossed a smallwatercourse which apparently joins Porteous Creek.
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We found a smallwatercourse trending easterly, and in it I discovered a pool of clear rain-water, all among stones.
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In the distance, Senna could see occasional glints of silver, as the currents of a smallwatercourse flowed between trees.
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There was a smallwatercourse through the patch of grass, but no water, and the country was suffering from prolonged drought.
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Raffalon shrugged and went farther back along the trail until he came to a place where he had crossed a smallwatercourse.
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At 4 p.m. bivouacked on a smallwatercourse running through a level grassy flat, bounded on both sides by thickets of wattle.
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The borders of the smallwatercourse were shaded by occasional clumps of trees encircled by shrubs, for a distance of about two miles.
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After travelling six hours, we encamped beside a smallwatercourse near Mussel Brook, the thermometer at four P.M. being as high as 95 degrees.
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The country again became scrubby, and, descending an open valley, came on a smallwatercourse at 1.5 p.m., trending south; followed it south-south-west.
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From the general reservoir smallwatercourses conduct the stream to any spot desired.
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All the smallwatercourses we passed, inclined to the eastward.
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The surrounding country is broken by the foothills of the Darling Range and intersected by roads, fences, and-hereand there-smallwatercourses.