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Meanings of bread-fruit in English
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Usage of bread-fruit in English
1
Among the fruit products used in large quantities are the bread-fruit and bread-nuts.
2
During this time, Conseil and I chose the best fruits of the bread-fruit.
3
Closely allied to it is the Jack-fruit, which resembles the bread-fruit.
4
Here and there is a rude cabin surrounded by bread-fruit and banana trees.
5
Only cocoa-nut and bread-fruit are wanting, that natives of Melanesia care much about.
6
I recognised it at once as the valuable bread-fruit tree.
7
I leaned against a bread-fruit tree and thought upon it.
8
Among fancy woods the bread-fruit tree should not be omitted.
9
We were passing through a second grove of bread-fruit trees.
10
On some islands, bread-fruit trees, pineapples, and bananas are grown.
11
Ask you make rain, make plenty crop, make bread-fruit grow, make banana, make plantain.
12
The principal vegetable productions of the island are the pepper tree and the bread-fruit tree.
13
Oliver and I at once attacked the bread-fruit, when Macco pointed to the other dish.
14
Does not this fact prove that the bread-fruit might flourish in Calabria, Sicily, and Granada?
15
Others are nearly hidden amongst palms and bread-fruit, orange, mango, and other tropical fruit trees.
16
One species of the bread-fruit, called the Jaca tree, grows chiefly on the mainland of Asia.
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