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Significats de flowering creepers en anglès
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Ús de flowering creepers en anglès
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The ends of flowering creepers were twined among the spikes from the other side of the wall.
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The flowering creepers scented the air.
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The stone was twined with flowering creepers, and the white blossoms swung in the breeze, reflecting the light.
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Through the pine barrens ran the road, and on each side of the way was luxuriance of flowering creepers.
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Now we follow the shady verandah around three sides of the attractive courtyard with its trees and flowering creepers.
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There are borders of blooming chrysanthemums and China asters, and trees with quaint foliage, and flowering creepers about the house.
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Spacious apartments, luxuriously furnished and decorated, were constructed in the spaces between the arches and were festooned by flowering creepers.
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Up all the posts there were flowering creepers, which covered the front with greenery even when the flowers were wanting.
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Big stone slabs formed primitive bridges over the rambling brooks, their support boulders grasped by thick coils of flowering creepers.
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Dusk had come with a million stars, and almost above my head were flowering creepers festooned from bough to bough.
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There were also large houses in that asylum, intended for keeping the sacred fire, and covered all over with flowering creepers.
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The Great Goddema in the woods is a gigantic image in alabaster, encompassed by palm ferns, and half clothed in flowering creepers.
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Flowering creepers overhung the balconies and pillars; while shrubs and trees, both native and European, grew luxuriantly in groves of our planting.