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swift-flowing

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swift-flowing [ˈswɪftˈfləʊɪŋ] ADJ [current] → rápido; [river] → de corriente rápida


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Beavers An average 40-pound beaver can fell trees several stories tall and use them to build lodges and large dams that stop swift-flowing streams.
Then he floated 100 yards down the swift-flowing Wear, using the paddle to give himself extra speed or correct his balance.
There are swift-flowing rivers that beckon fishermen and rafters alike.
 
 
 
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