bays

/beɪz/

noun 1name 1

Collocations

ADJ.

clear, little, many, silver, small, still

VERB + BAYS

divided, loading, makes, shores

BAYS + NOUN

capes, islands, peninsulas, reflections

PREP.

along, in, into, up

ADV.

formerly

noun

Baize.

name

A surname.

The coast of England has many bays.

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The sea that we see dancing there along the clear bays has silver reflections ... the sea ... reflections changing in the rain ...

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The sea makes shores, bays, capes, islands, peninsulas, necks of land, straights, and has rocks in it.

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The lorries in the loading bays are still waiting for the loaders.

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The clerestory of the church is of the Perpendicular period, and is divided into eight bays, each containing two windows.

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This little dark church is formed of four small bays and was formerly the old baptistery.

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