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Meanings of acacia in anglès
Usage of acacia in anglès
1
The acacia trees of the valley were thickly covered with guin arabic.
2
They are mainly found in woodlands, savannahs and acacia scrub throughout Africa.
3
On the plain, the acacia pendula again made a very fine appearance.
4
So in the evolutionary arms race, the acacia trees next evolved toxicity.
5
Half-way down were great lengths of high platform built upon acacia piling.
6
Delicate acacia trees, masquerading as wispy umbrellas, rose majestically from silky cornfields.
7
Lunch was served in a rocky gulch beneath a thorny acacia tree.
8
Unlike other antelopes, kudus eat acacia leaves, which are poisonous for humans.
9
Labourers plant acacia saplings in the sand along with animal manure for fertiliser.
10
The sacred plant of the Brahminical Mysteries, and the analogue of the acacia.
11
The walls of the palaces are embowered in eucalyptus, acacia and cypress trees.
12
The acacia I have mentioned is called gidya in some places of Australia.
13
Stopped in an acacia pendula brush, having travelled about twenty miles.
14
Under the spread of oak and linden and acacia the tables are arranged.
15
Ahead the land turned to savanna grass, acacia trees, and large striated boulders.
16
Around her little grave white acacia shrubs and elder-trees have now grown up.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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