Varianten
| Tide |
tide
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| Gezeiten |
tide
tides
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| Wasser |
water
aqua
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| Zeit |
time
period
age
hour
tense
tide
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They reached the ruined bridge and waited for the tide to ebb enough to pick their way across the causeway.
That night the tide was due to drown the causeway, though not lift the castle.
There is a big tide tonight, you are right.
The commotion withdrew like the tide.
Chill, blood-icing wind carried all those male scents above a tide of snow and pine and dirt—Nesta’s eyes flew open.
Still no sign of the dragon-queen but just maybe that wasn’t going to matter – Shonda’s soldiers might be better but Tsen had more, and now that the last of the glasships was gone they had no cannon left to turn the tide.
The tide was dropping.
The supplies were located well past the highest tide marks, where ocean rounded pebbles gave way to rougher, ice shattered rock, and yet he made no sound when he approached.
”“The tide is coming in, isn’t it, Morian?
Dried fish, bread warm from the morning’s second round of baking, small beer and pickled seaweeds plucked from the underside of the island at low tide appeared on the table with varying amounts of efficiency.
”“The tide is high,” said Bannord, nodding at the gentle waves washing the shore.
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