English to Maori Meaning of dacha

Dacha :

Dacha :: dachaDachas :: dachas

← Dace

dachshund →

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Definitions of dacha in English

Noun(1) small European freshwater fish with a slender bluish-green body

Examples of dacha in English

(1) This is why we have to be very careful close to either the flat ground or a cliff or mountain face .(2) When Mrs C draws a clock face , or copies a picture of a flower, she omits much or all of the left side.(3) If he breaks the order, he could face up to five years in prison, a fine or both.(4) the two teams will now face each other in the final(5) For the best view people are advised to choose a dark location, away from city lights, and face away from the Moon.(6) she had a strange smile on her face(7) why the long face?(8) she was the face of the publicity campaign(9) She felt immediate relief as she found herself looking at a familiar long, freckled face with sandy bangs.(10) she was scarlet in the face and perspiring profusely(11) a dial like the face of a clock(12) The woman's fair face was ashen; beads of sweat formed at her temples.(13) he had a big smile on his face(14) In his dream he looked upon the moon and saw the face of the goddess looking down upon her people.(15) I was trying to put a name to the face(16) he laughed in my face

English to Maori Dictionary: dacha

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