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Meanings of birken in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "birch"
Examples for "birch"
1
The maple and the birch are the kings of the Canadian forest.
2
There was a little birch tree in the garden and it died.
3
The breath of the pine and birch fills the place like incense.
4
Among the arboreal productions the alder and birch were the most numerous.
5
The birch bark I had tucked out of sight in my pocket.
1
The birchen canoes were pierced, and in the excitement many were capsized.
2
She took out her chest of simples, a quaintly-made birchen-bark receptacle.
3
A huge head-dress of birchen twigs adds to his apparent stature.
4
We emerged from the birchen grove upon the river, below a brilliant cascading rapid.
5
But the fragrant birchen logs sputtered and glowed, darting out playful tongues of flame.
Usage of birken in anglès
1
To himself, he wished he had not told Birken about the spaceship.
2
I think that is a good message either way, said Birken.
3
Would Birken listen if he tried reasoning, he asked himself.
4
Meanwhile, Birken seemed eager to learn all Kinton could tell him about the planet, Tepokt.
5
As they passed the man below, Birken looked up.
6
Birken showed no more change of expression than if the other had commented on the weather.
7
Long before the buildings of Kinton's institute came into view, they received a radio message about Birken.
8
By the time his passengers had alighted, however, Birken had drawn level with them, about fifty feet away.
9
In other words, he thought, he was responsible for Birken, who was a Terran, one of his own kind.
10
Birken stopped at that.
11
Or to get Birken?
12
However, Birken said (for statistical reasons) she would only expect to see that in a larger group of children.
13
Kinton, without exactly seeing each, was aware of the general lines of flight diverging gradually to bracket the figure of Birken.
14
Kinton had stepped forward six or eight paces, irritated despite his anxiety at the way Birken persisted in drifting before him.
15
"Ya might say I was explorin'," Birken replied at last.
16
The sights steadied on Birken as the latter approached the foot of the ladder leading to the entrance port of the spaceship.