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Meanings of beechwood in English
Catalan
fusta de faig Usage of beechwood in English
1
I wanted, badly, to go back home and walk in a beechwood.
2
The casserole is made from cast iron and the handle is beechwood.
3
Close by rose a pile of beechwood clogs, tops and boxwood flutes.
4
There are only two colours in a beechwood after rain, lilac and green.
5
Tom used to say that good beechwood, like good men, had suffered a bit.
6
Their way lay through the beechwood that embroiders the hem of the down's cloak.
7
The cups of turned beechwood were filled with homemade wine from an earthen jug.
8
A wooden tablet was called "bóc," from beechwood being used for it.
9
They came to the beechwood that surrounded the lake.
10
He stumped in on a crude wooden leg he himself had carved out of beechwood.
11
One morning, using the beechwood cane Dr.
12
The light-coloured furniture was birch and beechwood.
13
The guests climbed a beechwood staircase with a stained glass window, My Four Green Fields, representing Ireland's four provinces.
14
In silence he thrust his beechwood tablets into his pocket, and picked his pliable scaler's rule from the corner.
15
This two-in-front is dead-simple, with an aluminium or steel frame, and a front spoiler and pedals made of pear or beechwood.
16
A beechwood coffee table in front of the couch, and even from this distance I could see the veneer peeling off.
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