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Meanings of bull pine in English
Portuguese
pinus ponderosa 
Common and widely distributed tall timber pine of western North America having dark green needles in bunches of 2 to 5 and thick bark with dark brown plates when mature.
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Examples for "ponderosa"
Examples for "ponderosa"
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We squeezed onto the bench adjacent to a large ponderosa pine tree.
2
Must not be distracted by the butterscotch-scented breeze wafting off the ponderosa pines.
3
The bird landed on a branch of a nearby ponderosa pine.
4
In a worrying trend, it also has spread from lodgepole pine to ponderosa pine.
5
Behind him and across from him, ponderosa and lodgepole pines blanketed the steep mountainsides.
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We squeezed onto the bench adjacent to a large ponderosa pine tree.
2
The bird landed on a branch of a nearby ponderosa pine.
3
In a worrying trend, it also has spread from lodgepole pine to ponderosa pine.
4
She stumbles, laughs like a coyote, high as a ponderosa pine; he knew it.
5
Her home is planted in a ponderosa pine forest between the rugged Bitterroot and Sapphire mountains of western Montana.
1
Suppose you come out ten years before it was built in the middle of a western yellow pine?
Usage of bull pine in English
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Down next the river, in a sheltered little coulee, there was a group of great bull pines.
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The trail was a mere foot path cut through the bull pines, in the shadow of which imagination more than once pictured a lone robber.