Examples of using High tide in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Every 12 hours, high tide inundates the mangroves spread along either side of the network of water channels here.
High tide or not… that little brat is going to find me that diamond… tomorrow… or else!
On that grid, I can then weave the high tide readings, water temperature, air temperature
At the same time, the Hi-Tech industries are supported by the technological revolution and by the high tide in the financial markets that need“new blood” to invest in.
is famous for its high tide due to its unique shape.
Eventually the falling tide will force the dolphin to leave the flats and the mullet will be safe once more- until the next high tide.
As for the photograph, there isn't water at ebb tide, but it is it in form to stand on water when I become a high tide.
used the historic high tide lines to measure which pixels(each representing about 15 feet per side on the ground) would be drowned in the inundated future.
The high tide of Nazi conquest which had rolled over most of Europe to the frontier of Asia on the Volga
particularly an hour before and after the high tide.
the legend says that the sea goddess Ursula grants our kind with the ability to walk on dry land until the next high tide.
which is cut off from the mainland at high tide.
With the sea water receding approximately 5 kms during low tide and advancing to the shore during high tide everyday, the Chandipur Beach at Odisha offers a truly unique
High tides lift all boats"?
High tides and heavy surf battered the coast of North Carolina day.
It could mean no more than abnormally high tides.
The Hopewell Rocks look very different at low and high tides.
Winds reaching 50 miles per hour, high tides in the morning. Waves reaching 20 to 30 feet.
Northern Australia has the highest tides in the tropics, which expose vast areas of shoreline.
this vast bay boasts the world's highest tide and the best place to watch it is at Hopewell Rocks, a collection of tree-topped sea