rocks
noun
uk
/rɒks/ us
on the rocks
Meaning of someone/something rocks in English
rocks | Business English
Examples of someone/something rocks
someone/something rocks
In this game, they draw a circle on the floor and throw rocks inside the circle and jump.
I never imagined seeing something so wild and desolate as those emerging dark rocks in the middle of the raging waves.
She spent countless hours studying rocks, flowers, plants, streams, clouds, and small animals.
Some parts of rocks are carved by human activity, which could have happened in ancient days.
At other times the rocks may undergo other extreme conditions, baking in the sun or exposed to cold winds.
He is represented by large rocks set at the edges of villages.
The garden consists of raised beds with outcropping of rocks.
The flashing lights are usually mounted on towers or other prominent structures built on points of land, rocks or shoals near the sea.
Fossils of all of these types have been found in rocks dated from.
In some cases, glacial erratics were used, in others, rocks or walls at the site were used on which to carve the information.
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