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Meanings of big beech in English
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Usage of big beech in English
1
Bobby pointed inside the gate to a big beech-tree halfway up the drive.
2
Huge straight fir-trees, and big beech-trees sending rivers of roots into the ground.
3
The dark patch on its slope is a big beech wood.
4
I got up to the big beech where he'd been, and looked over.
5
Not fifty yards from that balsam poplar stands a big beech.
6
Notice that big beech, and look under the slanting limbs.
7
Old Flint sat at work under a big beech tree.
8
Just beside the spring stood a big beech tree.
9
He started to climb down the big beech tree.
10
He trudges past Tom Watson's pasture, a little farther the big beech tree he climbed as a kid.
11
Staples and me stumbled on him in the dusk, just by the big beech-a good quarter-milefrom the village.
12
He would draw great quantities of the leaves there under the big beech, and spread his blankets upon them.
13
Soon they came to a big beech-tree standing in an open space with smaller beeches making a circle around it.
14
She was carried back to the high broad hills of grass with the curious clumps of big beech-trees upon their crests.
15
He went to it by going up a little rope ladder that hung from a branch of the big beech tree.
16
There's a little stream on the opposite side of it that comes down through the fern from the big beech wood.
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Big beech across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common