Examples of using A reef in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It was an island encircled by a reef of coral, on which the waves broke in fury.
Because of their broken compass, they ended up hitting a reef 3 times and had to abandon ship after it ran a ground.
In"Aristopia", the earliest settlers in Virginia discover a reef made of solid gold
There's a reef that cuts it off from the rest of the Caribbean Sea,
Joseph Hazelwood, lost controls and ship crashed with a Reef.
Because of a broken compass, they ended up hitting a reef three times and had to abandon ship after it ran aground.
He knew his time was limited," says Frankel,"and he really wanted his cremated remains to be in a reef.".
Joseph Hazelwood, left the controls and the ship crashed into a Reef.
hundreds of them, have made a reef.
She also recaptured a number of American merchantmen, and in January 1801 rescued 65 Spaniards from the ship Eliza, wrecked on a reef of the island of Saona.
of a human hand, Simpson collects them in his crate to individually“transplant” onto a reef, a process akin to planting each blade of grass in a lawn separately.
there is a reef you can dive in.
of a human hand, Simpson collects them in his crate to individually"transplant" onto a reef, a process akin to individually planting each blade of grass in a lawn.
of a human hand, Simpson places them in his crate to individually"transplant" onto a reef, a process akin to separately planting each blade of grass in a lawn.
Although the light on the north side of the entrance is easily identified a night approach is not advised since a reef extends from the north entrance(15 m long max).
If I am the Dutch frigate stuck on a reef in a dead calm in the same cove the Aurelia sank three years earlier in less than 30 feet of the clearest water in the world.
you have to dive to a reef in the tropics, like on the edge of the Blue Hole in Belize,
he asked for advice from local fishermen, and was told of a sandbank called Paluma that lay beyond a reef, where fishermen would go to collect nets and buoys that washed in from the Indian Ocean.
And sometimes, many of these vessels-- manned by slaves-- are catching these so-called"trash fish," fish that we would love to see on a reef, grinding them up and turning them into shrimp feed-- an ecosystem literally eating itself and spitting out shrimp.