Examples of using Meanders in English and their translations into Italian
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captivating and sinuous it meanders on a body of water in the garden.
The most popular way to get to the well is a pleasant path which meanders from Šestinski lagvić through the forest shade along the Kraljevec stream.
a lazy stream meanders through the center of the development.
remedy the serious crisis of faith which meanders in the Church today.
the Adriatic Sea, meanders through forts and lookout towers,
and a third which meanders alongside the mountain.
Finding the most eylogofanwn of these possibilities is a thorny path that meanders between the ultimate question
I fear, however, that meanders- perhaps now even more than ever- some confusion before which the question arises.
From Maddaloni, the peloton meanders southeast to the finish in Montevergine for the shortest road stage of this year's Giro at just 110 km.
The road meanders down among flowering meadows and always giving new sceneries behind every bend
it doesn't matter that the plot meanders.
I can not develop here all the meanders, all the surprises of such a play.
To try to bring some order to the meanders of terrestrial heat,
The many meanders of the Kentucky River show that it was a mature stream with little relief.
The meanders of the armrest, for example,
In this last part of its course, the river makes an infinite series of meanders and curves like the ones in the above panoramic view recorded by our official photographer R. Pierri.
The course meanders on the right bank of the river Conca,
A value that has been lost in the meanders of an existence trapped in selfishness,
The Ouse lazily meanders through these flat lands
Since 2013, a new S-shaped pylon bridge meanders across the Agger river near Lohmar,