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Meanings of beech in English
Catalan
fusta de faig Usage of beech in English
1
The beech, the maple, the oak, the olive, the palm came in.
2
He was sitting on the fallen beech tree in the woodland glade.
3
Through the beech wood, past the abandoned water mill, over the stream.
4
The bird also lives on the beech-nut and seeds of the cypress.
5
The European elm is not unlike our beech in form and outline.
6
She will use seasonal plants including branches of beech, birch and hornbeam.
7
Probably the hunt had gone into the beech woods behind the house.
8
Red sumac and bronzed beech-trees waved their flags at them in vain.
9
Elm, beech, and maple flourished; I missed alone the oak of England.
10
At the foot of the copper beech I almost fell over Eltham.
11
There is no tree so much of the forest as the beech.
12
It had begun with oak at the lower elevations; then beech predominated.
13
I have loved you since that day in the beech wood, Isobel-Isobel
14
Outside is a courtyard and the garden includes beech and oak trees.
15
It was a beech tree, its smooth gray bark cracked with age.
16
A forest of beech trees shook below him in a violent wind.
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Beech through the time
Beech across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common