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Significats de common bilberry en anglès
Species of plant.
Termes relacionats
Sinònims
Examples for "hurt"
Examples for "hurt"
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However, economic pressures continue to hurt Mongolia ahead of June presidential elections.
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This year, however, market tumult has hurt Paulson along with many others.
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However, concerns about slowing global growth could continue to hurt commodities prices.
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The political crisis has hurt business confidence and halted much government spending.
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But he said extraction technology should not hurt health or the environment.
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So they ate their huckleberry-pie, and then Mr. Thimblefinger told the story.
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They prefer albumen and starch and nitrogen to huckleberry pie and doughnuts.
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There was one small huckleberry plant to which I had a particular attachment.
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Ida said look at the variety she's got, cherry, huckleberry, strawberry-
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I'll be as mum as a clam climbing a huckleberry bush.
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In England it may be known as the whinberry or wimberry and hurts becomes urts.
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Some one cried, "Hot stuff, boys-let'em 'ave it where it 'urts most!"
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It 'urts so bad, it does.
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She putts 'er 'and over 'er 'eart: 'It 'urts me,' she says; 'but 'twill sune be better,' she says.
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In England it may be known as the whinberry or wimberry and hurts becomes urts.
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Hazel was picking wimberry-flowers from their stalks.
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On the far outer reaches of the Peak District, Wimberry Rocks stand menacingly above the Dovestone Reservoir.
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His new route at Wimberry looks hardcore.
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But the tea and the bread and butter and the whort jam were like no food on earth.
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There are even other names for this tiny, delicate plant and fruit: whortleberry, shortened in southern counties to Whort Sunday or even Hurt Sunday.
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"Whort price thet brikewater?"
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In England it may be known as the whinberry or wimberry and hurts becomes urts.
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A scent of whinberries made her little nostrils dilate with expectation.
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When you can't get eggs you have blackberries and whinberries.
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Walked up the mountain, saw great quantities of whinberries; a delightful stream of water near the summit.
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After much trouble about beds we had tea with old bread, butter, plenty of sweets, also whinberries, etc.
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Vaccinium myrtillus, whortle, or bleaberries, -on the dry hillocks of Wolmer-forest.
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You may have already been picking and enjoying that most delicious of wild fruits - the bilberry or blaeberry or fraughan.
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Cautiously he tasted the big blue whortleberries that grew on high bushes; near water, and found them delicious.
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Other names for the fruit are Blueberry, Bulberry, Hurtleberry, and Huckleberry.
Translations for common bilberry
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