wallowing in the PONS Dictionary

wallowing Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to wallow in luxury
plivati u raskošu
to wallow in self-pity
živeti u samosažaljenju

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Just outside the main grotto are rimstone pools in which visitors can wallow in the shallow river as the water rushes past.
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A short dispersal of bulbils may be only explained by translocation of substrate through tree falls, through digging or wallowing activities of animals.
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While gaur depend on water for drinking, they do not seem to bathe or wallow.
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The community is named after the use of the area by bears to wallow.
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The vessel, wallowing in the heavy seas, became unstable in its overloaded state, capsized and then foundered at 2:10 p.m.
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It was a break-up record about broken hearts and wallowing in pity and self-despair.
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Disaster strikes when the vessel's anti-gravitation screens fail, dooming it to wallow upon the surface of the ocean, and the engines fail, leaving it adrift.
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She used to be an elite pilot, and spent some time wallowing in despair after losing the elite tag.
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Typically, the rhino will wallow around midday for two to three hours at a time before venturing out for food.
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Even within the red deer species, there is variation between sub-species and breeds in wallowing behaviour.
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