英语词汇“billabong”造句的方法、技巧、例句及翻译-英语例句辞典

By five o'clock they reach a small billabong. Extract: The Whales by Evie Wyld 2010-09-06T13:47:00Z

The billabong is black from the tea trees that line the bank and when she flicks her legs to the surface she's a pale fish. Extract: The Whales by Evie Wyld 2010-09-06T13:47:00Z

Recreation in the summer shrinks to barbecues, swimming in the billabong, and drinking stubbies, or bottles of beer, on Big Red under the stars. How Does an Australian Town of 100 Attract Tourists? A Music Festival and Camel Pie 2016-08-01T04:00:00Z

A day after the attack two weeks ago, police rangers shot dead a three-metre-long reptile in the same waterhole - or billabong - where the girl went missing. Australia crocodile death feared 2012-12-01T10:07:23Z

This part of the Northern Territory can receive many feet of rain in the monsoon season, from December to March, filling rivers, billabongs and great floodplains that nourish vast bird and fish populations. Remarkable Creatures: The Call of the Thylacine: Protect the Wild 2011-08-01T22:03:46Z

Mounting our horses we followed our guide through the scrub for a distance of perhaps a mile and a half until we came to a small billabong or backwater of the main river. A Crime of the Under-seas 2011-05-17T02:00:16.540Z

The Bunyip is a mythical beast derived from aboriginal lore, and said to inhabit billabongs, rivers etc. Readers' 50 strangest newspaper names 2011-02-08T11:05:34Z

On returning after dark we passed a billabong, from which a very strong stench, as if from decomposed vegetable matter, arose. Reminiscences of Queensland 1862-1869

In a western billabong, with a stretch of plain around, a dirty waterhole beside me, I sat and read the WORKER. The Workingman's Paradise An Australian Labour Novel

The defunct was a young Union labourer, about twenty-five, who had been drowned the previous day while trying to swim some horses across a billabong of the Darling. While the Billy Boils

We were just poking up the bank in the slack water, a few hundred yards below the billabong, when Jake said, `Why, there's a horse or something in the river.' Children of the Bush

The creek, below its confluence with the Wolf, is continually losing its waters, throwing off arms and billabongs, especially to the west, which form swamps, clay-pans, and lagoons. Spinifex and Sand

This country was situated on a billabong 12 miles from Canobie, where Edward Palmer, as I have previously mentioned, had settled down. Reminiscences of Queensland 1862-1869

A deep fringe of birds was constantly moving in and about and around the billabong; and the perpetual clatter of the plovers and waders formed an undercurrent to the life at the homestead. We of the Never-Never

While out boating one Sunday afternoon on a billabong across the river, we saw a young man on horseback driving some horses along the bank. While the Billy Boils

There's no water so treacherous and deceitful as you'll find in some of those billabongs. Children of the Bush

They passed through the billabong boundary and out into the rough country beyond, sharply undulating until it rose into the ranges David Linton had crossed on his way to and from Killybeg. Mates at Billabong

Irregular areas of lignum, hundreds of acres in extent, and eight or ten feet in height, representing swamps; and long, serpentine reaches of the same, but higher in growth, indicating billabongs of the river. Such Is Life

Travelling quicker than the cattle, we were camped and at dinner at "Abraham's"—another lily-strewn billabong—when the mob came in, the thirsty brutes travelling with down-drooping heads and lowing deeply and incessantly. We of the Never-Never

We walked on in silence until we came to the next billabong. Children of the Bush

We crossed the big billabong, and were ploughing through the dust and sand towards West Bourke, when a buggy full of city girls and swells passed by. Children of the Bush

Also the fringe of birds was back at the billabong, having returned with as little warning as it had left, and once more its ceaseless chatter became the undertone of the homestead. We of the Never-Never

We were vaguely chatting on all and sundry matters, as we sat under the verandah that faced the billabong, when the traveller came into sight. We of the Never-Never

Then the billabong "petering out" altogether, and the soakage threatening to follow suit, its yield was kept strictly for personal needs, and Dan and the Maluka gave their attention to the elements. We of the Never-Never

Lately, washing-days at the homestead had lost all their vim, for the creek having stopped running, washing had to be conducted in tubs, so as to keep the billabong clear for drinking purposes. We of the Never-Never

单词	billabong
例句	billabong By five o'clock they reach a small billabong. Extract: The Whales by Evie Wyld 2010-09-06T13:47:00Z The billabong is black from the tea trees that line the bank and when she flicks her legs to the surface she's a pale fish. Extract: The Whales by Evie Wyld 2010-09-06T13:47:00Z Recreation in the summer shrinks to barbecues, swimming in the billabong, and drinking stubbies, or bottles of beer, on Big Red under the stars. How Does an Australian Town of 100 Attract Tourists? A Music Festival and Camel Pie 2016-08-01T04:00:00Z A day after the attack two weeks ago, police rangers shot dead a three-metre-long reptile in the same waterhole - or billabong - where the girl went missing. Australia crocodile death feared 2012-12-01T10:07:23Z This part of the Northern Territory can receive many feet of rain in the monsoon season, from December to March, filling rivers, billabongs and great floodplains that nourish vast bird and fish populations. Remarkable Creatures: The Call of the Thylacine: Protect the Wild 2011-08-01T22:03:46Z Mounting our horses we followed our guide through the scrub for a distance of perhaps a mile and a half until we came to a small billabong or backwater of the main river. A Crime of the Under-seas 2011-05-17T02:00:16.540Z The Bunyip is a mythical beast derived from aboriginal lore, and said to inhabit billabongs, rivers etc. Readers' 50 strangest newspaper names 2011-02-08T11:05:34Z On returning after dark we passed a billabong, from which a very strong stench, as if from decomposed vegetable matter, arose. Reminiscences of Queensland 1862-1869 In a western billabong, with a stretch of plain around, a dirty waterhole beside me, I sat and read the WORKER. The Workingman's Paradise An Australian Labour Novel The defunct was a young Union labourer, about twenty-five, who had been drowned the previous day while trying to swim some horses across a billabong of the Darling. While the Billy Boils We were just poking up the bank in the slack water, a few hundred yards below the billabong, when Jake said, `Why, there's a horse or something in the river.' Children of the Bush The creek, below its confluence with the Wolf, is continually losing its waters, throwing off arms and billabongs, especially to the west, which form swamps, clay-pans, and lagoons. Spinifex and Sand This country was situated on a billabong 12 miles from Canobie, where Edward Palmer, as I have previously mentioned, had settled down. Reminiscences of Queensland 1862-1869 A deep fringe of birds was constantly moving in and about and around the billabong; and the perpetual clatter of the plovers and waders formed an undercurrent to the life at the homestead. We of the Never-Never While out boating one Sunday afternoon on a billabong across the river, we saw a young man on horseback driving some horses along the bank. While the Billy Boils There's no water so treacherous and deceitful as you'll find in some of those billabongs. Children of the Bush They passed through the billabong boundary and out into the rough country beyond, sharply undulating until it rose into the ranges David Linton had crossed on his way to and from Killybeg. Mates at Billabong Irregular areas of lignum, hundreds of acres in extent, and eight or ten feet in height, representing swamps; and long, serpentine reaches of the same, but higher in growth, indicating billabongs of the river. Such Is Life Travelling quicker than the cattle, we were camped and at dinner at "Abraham's"—another lily-strewn billabong—when the mob came in, the thirsty brutes travelling with down-drooping heads and lowing deeply and incessantly. We of the Never-Never We walked on in silence until we came to the next billabong. Children of the Bush We crossed the big billabong, and were ploughing through the dust and sand towards West Bourke, when a buggy full of city girls and swells passed by. Children of the Bush Also the fringe of birds was back at the billabong, having returned with as little warning as it had left, and once more its ceaseless chatter became the undertone of the homestead. We of the Never-Never We were vaguely chatting on all and sundry matters, as we sat under the verandah that faced the billabong, when the traveller came into sight. We of the Never-Never Then the billabong "petering out" altogether, and the soakage threatening to follow suit, its yield was kept strictly for personal needs, and Dan and the Maluka gave their attention to the elements. We of the Never-Never Lately, washing-days at the homestead had lost all their vim, for the creek having stopped running, washing had to be conducted in tubs, so as to keep the billabong clear for drinking purposes. We of the Never-Never
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