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Meanings of boxwood in anglès
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fusta de boix Very hard tough close-grained light yellow wood of the box (particularly the common box); used in delicate woodwork: musical instruments and inlays and engraving blocks.
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Examples for "box"
Examples for "box"
1
It may achieve greater box-office success in Europe and certain Asian markets.
2
Of course, any movie box office list is subject to serious interpretation.
3
The domestic box office continues to fall well behind 2018's record year.
4
Waiting your turn outside a public telephone box requires a particular patience.
5
To 'tick-box' the minorities is not to create a true diverse workplace.
Usage of boxwood in anglès
1
Close by rose a pile of beechwood clogs, tops and boxwood flutes.
2
The private gardens were lush and thick with myrtle, cypress, and boxwood.
3
Bent almost double, he advanced from the boxwood toward the Turk's-cap.
4
The long sweeps splintered like boxwood as the galley lurched and shuddered alongside.
5
A chest-high boxwood hedge ran across the front, except for the driveway opening.
6
On the right, among big boxwood trees, a semicircular stone bench.
7
Twenty-four of these to be turned up in the best-seasoned boxwood!
8
He reached Florence's lawn and for a moment hid behind a clump of boxwood.
9
Sam kept pace with her on his side of the carefully trimmed boxwood barrier.
10
At last she wandered toward a great clump of boxwood near a side gate.
11
Even the privet had been pulled up, replaced with boxwood.
12
Furiously, too, with her shuttle of boxwood she smote Arachne.
13
I don't perceive the aroma of boxwood or the sun's warmth against my nose.
14
Charlie preferred letting the boxwood and yew in front of the cemetery grow wild.
15
Every thick place in the boxwood hedge that surrounded the seminary was a possible post-office.
16
She approached beside the boxwood hedge, holding a parasol and dressed in a straw-colored gown.
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