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Meanings of bamboo cane in English
Russian
бамбуковая древесина Spanish
bambu 
Synonyms
Examples for "bamboo"
Examples for "bamboo"
1
Once more the box is shaken; once more the oracular bamboo protrudes.
2
It helps to mark candidates or areas for change with a bamboo.
3
I left bamboo flags along the way, every half kilometer or so.
4
Many homes were built of timber and bamboo, making them particularly vulnerable.
5
Zo possessed herself of the bamboo cane, and led the way in.
1
Long, long ago, there lived an old bamboo wood-cutter.
1
From the filaments of bamboo fiber the next step was to filaments of cellulose in the form of cotton, duly prepared and carbonized.
Usage of bamboo cane in English
1
Zo possessed herself of the bamboo cane, and led the way in.
2
A gaunt man, armed with a bamboo cane, stood behind the animal.
3
He never walked now without the aid of his friendly bamboo cane.
4
Kano caught up a bamboo cane and, hatless, went into the street.
5
Otherwise short offcuts of a bamboo cane, or similar, are ideal.
6
And he used a bamboo cane he carried around with him.
7
No; she shall marry the bamboo cane, I'll settle it this very night.
8
The planter's bamboo cane fell on the lad's naked shoulders with stinging force.
9
In his right hand this irreproachable Filipino dandy lightly swung a feather-weight bamboo cane.
10
You know, perhaps, the sting of a flexible bamboo cane when it is whole.
11
But what could an old man do, moving slowly, leaning on a bamboo cane?
12
The person under his inspection was swinging a light bamboo cane and smoking a cigarette.
13
The panda was trying to eat bamboo cane when Mrs. Harkness found her in China.
14
His long bamboo cane was raised to strike.
15
He stepped forward swinging his light bamboo cane.
16
He raised his bamboo cane like a conductor's baton and said commandingly, "Well, begin."