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Meanings of olive tree in anglès
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olivo - alineación democrática Political and electoral alliance in Greece.
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Examples for "olive"
Examples for "olive"
1
Fear may lead euro governments to offer the UK an olive branch.
2
Everybody today is trying to find a reason to use olive oil.
3
Dirty olive green over the whole back; belly dirty white; scuta 130.
4
Sear them in olive oil until golden, about four minutes per side.
5
Tell him show business is more dangerous than the olive oil business.
Usage of olive tree in anglès
1
My father's father saw the olive tree, and it was quite closed.
2
The olive tree is one of the most prominent trees of the Bible.
3
The vine, and the fig tree, and the olive tree decline the office.
4
There was an ancient olive tree against the far wall of the vineyard.
5
The olive tree might be expected to be quickly matured at the Cape.
6
She took away her arm from the olive tree and sighed.
7
The three men then shook hands and planted an olive tree.
8
Every olive tree here is worth from fifteen to twenty piastres.
9
She rolled away as the Cyclops's fist smashed the olive tree beside her.
10
Athena stood beside her, holding a bough of the olive tree.
11
I dismounted, went behind an olive tree, and was deliciously and flamboyantly sick.
12
And he made in the entrance of the temple posts of olive tree foursquare:
13
And a crown is on his head imitating the foliage of the olive tree.
14
First, there grew up in the courtyard an olive tree.
15
Olivia, meaning " olive tree" was first used by Shakespeare in Twelfth Night.
16
He pointed up the hillside to the nearest olive tree, a hundred paces distant.