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deep-sea n
(modifier) of, found in, or characteristic of the deep parts of the sea deep-sea fishing ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Translations deep-sea [ˌdiːpˈsiː] adj (creatures, plants) → pelagico/a, abissale; (fisherman, fishing) → d'alto mare deep-sea diver → palombaro deep-sea diving → immersione f a grande profondità deep-sea [ˌdiːpˈsiː] adj (creatures, plants) → pelagico/a, abissale; (fisherman, fishing) → d'alto mare deep-sea diver → palombaro deep-sea diving → immersione f a grande profondità How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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When Matkah came back from her deep-sea fishing she would go straight to their playground and call as a sheep calls for a lamb, and wait until she heard Kotick bleat. Further, I--or John Barleycorn, for it was the same thing--told Scotty that he might be a deep-sea sailor and know the last rope on the great deep-sea ships, but that when it came to small-boat sailing I could beat him hands down and sail circles around him. He was a fisher that had lost his boat, and thus been driven to the deep-sea voyaging. |
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