marsh in the PONS Dictionary

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Swamplands are marshes with different kinds of shrubs and trees.
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There are also areas of wet woodland, marshes and swamps.
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Marsh narrowly missed out in reaching the 100m final with a 9th best 10.20 time in the event semi-finals.
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Tidal action along the coast had an impact on the balance of salinity in coastal marshes and water bodies.
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That night, a local boy, on a dare from his friend, goes to a tower on the marshes.
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The women of the group were likely the gatherers and also responsible for crafting important items to make life easier in the marsh.
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The hydroperiod for the marsh is usually nine months but can last longer.
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The reserve's extensive peat marsh remains unchanged since the days of the first settlers.
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The dimensions of the lake, however, have changed over time into marsh areas.
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It was once revealed that he has by far the best sense of smell in the marsh.
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