reedy in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for reedy in the English»French Dictionary

reedy [Brit ˈriːdi, Am ˈridi] ADJ

reedy voice, tone:

reedy

aigu/-uë

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grêle voix

reedy

reedy in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for reedy in the English»French Dictionary

reedy [ˈri:dɪ] ADJ

1. reedy (full of reeds):

reedy

couvert(e) de roseaux

2. reedy (sounding thin):

reedy voice

suraigu (suraigüe)

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fluet(te) voix

reedy

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English

Reedy encouraged funding researchers who had ideas that needed support, and introduced a new cost accounting standard for recovering indirect expenditures.

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Bitterns and the threatened fernbird ("matata") can also occasionally be seen along the reedy riverbanks.

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Her voice had a rich, true mezzo-soprano quality with a brilliant top, and dark reedy chest tones.

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They reclaimed the reedy country with what was then still primitive equipment.

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Wildlife refuge has a 14700-hectar area made up of forests, lagoon, marsh, sandy and reedy lands.

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The basin itself is still preserved, and is now a reedy lagoon.

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With a little luck, the rarer species of bird may be seen on the reedy shores, that breed on both islands.

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The neck is stretched perpendicularly, bill pointing skyward, while the bird freezes, becoming astonishingly obliterated amongst its reedy environment.

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They are mostly leaf-climbers with slender, reedy stems.

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The names derive from dirty farmstead and reedy ditch respectively.

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