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Significats de camellia en anglès

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Any of several shrubs or small evergreen trees having solitary white or pink or reddish flowers.

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Ús de camellia en anglès
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She looked at the white camellia; it seemed to speak to her.
The Wide, Wide World
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I like this, which is a small step down the camellia path.
The Guardian
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The air was infused with the fragrance of camellia-scented bath oil.
The book of spies
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He took up a camellia that some one had left on the table.
Ruth
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It seemed a bad omen to him-thatcamellia in Madeline's bosom.
Smith and the Pharaohs, and other Tales
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He saw no wisteria or camellia or coprosma though they had once been common.
Earth Abides
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Large camellia bushes benefit from a hard cut-back in spring.
The Guardian
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Soil and seasons of potting may be described as vexed questions in camellia culture.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 508, September 26, 1885
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Yet she had no idea that any association made her camellia precious to her.
Ruth
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Next the angel came to a camellia which was most beautiful to look upon.
Second Book of Tales
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Even the pitiful, insect-ravaged camellia plant was still in its pot by the door.
Twenty fragments of a ravenous youth
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Countess Sotski and Sophia Bespalova, as everyone knew, were coming with white camellia bouquets.
The Idiot
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The scent of oleander, confederate jasmine, crepe myrtle, and camellia floating from the garden.
Break No Bones
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Decorated cars carrying pretty girls with scarlet camellia blossoms in their hair went by.
Travels With My Aunt
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Would you have me take this ridiculous-looking thing, with only one camellia in it!
Elinor Wyllys; Or, The Young Folk of Longbridge: A Tale. Volume ...
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The natural ingredients, including rice and camellia oil, will leave your hair manageable and soft.
Ebony
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Camellia a través del temps
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