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Free sign up"patch of water" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a small area of water, often in comparison to a larger body of water. Example: The lake was surrounded by a patch of water lilies, creating a beautiful and tranquil scene.
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You see a patch of water darken as the panicking eels crowd closer to the surface.
"It's like standing on this little patch of water that's caught in front of your blade," she said.
The way ahead was fairly obvious, as it was the one patch of water that's not a riot of plants.
"Frankly, when testing is done, you can do a patch of water, and five feet away, you'll get completely different readings".
Down the path, past a patch of water reserved for dogs that swim, through a short wooded passage, lies another meadow.
In the Pacific, a patch of water proved an unexpected home for thousands of white sharks which swim huge distances to spend half the year there.
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Under Mr. Astin's direction, Ms. Mira disappeared with a dragnet toward a patch of water-grown grasses, while Ms. Mfitidi helped him unroll the 25-foot-long seine net.
Empty patches of water showed where docks had disappeared, pilings and all.
Dazzling patches of water lay in the fields, and the sunlight was pouring down through naked branches.
On a recent day, a young girl practiced figure skating routines around patches of water pooled on the surface.
Nasa has unveiled the first colour pictures of the haze that surrounds Pluto, along with pictures of patches of water ice on the dwarf planet.
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