Examples of using Meanders in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Therefore, BC becomes unstable which leads to the formation of large cyclonic meanders, specially off Cape Frio.
Distance along the river between two corresponding points at the extreme limits of two successive meanders.
flora while canoeing down an iguarapé, a little river that meanders through the forest.
colourful flowers and a running stream meanders through a series of ponds.
where stagnant in the marsh bends and meanders.
Verona is situated on the banks of the Adige river that meanders between houses forming an"s.
it follows a path approximately parallel to the Polar regions, with few meanders.
Watch now As the Murray meanders north-west towards the South Australian border,
As the Murray meanders north-west towards the South Australian border,
Without its natural meanders and riverine habitats,
The path of the jet typically has a meandering shape, and these meanders themselves propagate east, at lower speeds
turns and meanders, and on its banks you will see rocks,
The path of the jet typically has a meandering shape, and these meanders themselves propagate eastward, at lower speeds
Cesarotto considers that a consistent reading of the author›s work must take into account the meanders of the scopic drive,“the leitmotif of all tales» 1996, 134.
Understanding meanders of his performance in the press
Meanders rivers have sinuous channel with singular dynamic of lateral migration by eroding its concave bank
The exhibition"Livable" seeks to investigate the meanders between our earthly microcosm
The meanders reach much depths of 1400 m
In order to end this part, in which the analysis takes the reader to the meanders of the discourse of power,
in the pages of the newspaper lampião da esquina(1978-1981), the meanders, the paths and the¿off-paths¿of identities constructions concerning travestis.