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Meanings of cactus in English
Self-propelled surface-to-air missile system by Thomson-CSF.
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Usage of cactus in English
1
She is raised in great numbers in cactus gardens planted on purpose.
2
The road-bed changed, the trees changed-allthe surroundings changed except the cactus.
3
The Apaches tried their rope saw, but the cactus parted the rope.
4
I wrenched my cactus-pinned arm free and struck her in the jaw.
5
Sometimes she teased him, she said he was like a cactus plant.
6
Out ahead, protected by cactus and Remade guards, is a track-laying team.
7
I shall miss the prickly cactus and the delicious dry heat, too.
8
By the cliff edge the spiny cactus threw out strange withered arms.
9
Now it's cactus, Steven Jenkins said in a video posted to Facebook.
10
Here is the picture of a cactus with cochineal insects upon it.
11
After Sunday school the next day I went to the cactus garden.
12
Amongst the plants observed yesterday was the cactus, with a smooth leaf.
13
I was once amid the wonderful, bewitching cactus growths of North Carolina.
14
They stand in yards, which are enclosed by fences of organ-pipe cactus.
15
As the ground rose again, it was stony and overgrown with cactus.
16
There were broken bits of clay pots among the tufts of cactus.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common