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301. Freshwater (zoetwater)
:: The latter are freshwater fish living in slowflowing rivers
302. Hemisphere (halfrond)
:: There is no silence like the windblown silence found in the flat desert at the center of a world divided between two perfect hemispheres of earth and sky
303. Hemlock (scheerling)
:: Was he telling her that hed been poisoned by poison hemlock
304. Silage (inkuilen)
:: Greenfeed insurance covers specific annual crops grown for the purpose of being cut baled or silaged for livestock feed
305. River (rivier-)
:: His bloated face was rivered with veins like raspberry ripple icecream
306. Riverbank (oever van de rivier)
:: We fished together in rowboats off riverbanks and bridges in rivers and lakes with worms and fish eggs and lures and flies
307. Riverside (rivieroever)
:: The riverside parklands were the projects appeal
308. Gulf (golf)
:: And the generation gulf is set to widen as the number of pensioners in the area is expected to rise by 22 per cent in the next decade
309. Barrage (versperring)
:: Yet despite this the state still had to face down a barrage of criticism both at home and abroad for its handling of what the United Nations has called the worlds biggest disaster
310. Barren (dor)
:: Men had to be relocated in single sex hostels whilst women were left to eke out an existence for themselves and their children on barren lands
311. Drought (droogte)
:: Robbie Blake curled a trademark free kick just wide and then slipped at the crucial moment when he seemed certain to end his worrying goal drought
312. Moat (slotgracht)
:: The scheme includes restoration of hedges around a moated field south of the village which is thought to be the site of the home of the Skipwith family in the late 14th century
313. Trough (trog)
:: Sometimes I add extra leaf mould for heath or moistureloving plants or seaside sand for coastal plants in a trough
314. Tan (bruinen)
:: They were walking home from school the tan girl on the left and the darker one on the right
315. Dell (dal)
:: There was much talk of shady dells with dappled sunlight satin sheets and rose petals fluffy bunnies tissues anything that might make the deal sound sweet to both parties
316. Delta (delta)
:: Innumerable lagoons lakes canals estuaries and the deltas of 44 rivers make up the 900 km of backwater network of the State
317. Deluge (zondvloed)
:: And then the heavens opened releasing a deluge of heavy rain that had all three of us scrambling to be the first back in the house
318. Hydroelectric (waterkracht)
:: Electricity generated through the use of waterwheels or hydraulic turbines is known as hydroelectric power
319. Branch (tak)
:: branch of an artery
320. Brand (merk)
:: you can still invent your own career be your own brand
321. Substation (substation)
:: I mean theres hundreds of thousands of miles of transmission grid theres countless substations where the electricity gets rerouted
322. Subsidy (subsidie)
:: They contend that corporations are taking advantage of public resources and subsidies while driving up the price of water and cutting off the poorest users
323. Subsistence (levensonderhoud)
:: For a time beginning in the 1920s fox fur trading served as a supplement to subsistence
324. Subsoil (ondergrond)
:: Studies in the past showed that subsoiling clay soil in the spring does not improve cotton harvests
325. Tank (tank)
:: You can tell that the underwater shots are filmed behind a tank of aquarium fish plastic plants and all
326. Tanker (tankschip)
:: Navy ships armed with missiles and machine guns now escort high value merchant vessels such as cruise ships and tankers
327. Cirrus (vederwolk)
:: Most halos appear as bright white rings but in some instances the dispersion of light as it passes through ice crystals found in upper level cirrus clouds can cause a halo to have color
328. Sandstorm (zandstorm)
:: In Minquin province they live with violent sandstorms drought and a desert encroaching at five to ten meters a year
329. Sandy (zanderig)
:: She had very long sandy brown hair that she wore in a French braid
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