Examples of using Shallows in English and their translations into Turkish
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They come to these shallows to hunt for smaller fish.
Yes to the second, but only insofar as we keep to the shallows.
From the isolated bommies of the sandbanks, to the crowded shallows.
Every summer visitors come to the shallows around Tasmania.
Every summer visitors come to the shallows around Tasmania.
They gather in flotillas to herd fish into the shallows where they dip in a graceful ballet to collect food for their chicks.
In freshwater, warmed by the strengthening sun and with the smooth pebbles in the shallows to rub against, the whales whistle with pleasure.
But with hundreds of thousands of fish crammed into the shallows, the sharks now need only rely on their speed and agility.
He waded out into the shallows, till all manner of sea creatures came acclimated to his presence. and he waited there three days and three nights.
They gather in the reef shallows, watching and waiting for what will soon be a flurry of activity.
And they spend their daytime resting and socializing in the safety of the shallows, but at night, they go off the edge
now she needs to find warmer water, so she's marching towards the shallows.
And they spend their day time resting and socializing in the safety of the shallows but at night they go off the edge to hunt in the deep water.
made to beach and can be killed with knives in the shallows.
He waded out into the shallows, and waited three days
The marks suggest a creature floating and pushing itself around in the shallows.
miles to get here, and with the ice gone they can make their way into the shallows of freshwater estuaries.
Which fish could find other fish that were living in the shallows, the swamps, the productive eco systems that were just starting to appear on Earth at that time?
So many small bones in one area… suggests that marine reptiles gathered in protected shallows to give birth.
mudflats are exposed not by tidal action, but by wind-action driving water away from the shallows into the sea.