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Meanings of cane in English
Catalan
bastó 
Usage of cane in English
1
The sugar is contained in solution in the pith of the cane.
2
Nat held himself rigidly erect; he was doing without his cane today.
3
The common ground; all their men worked in the sugar cane fields.
4
The flames of the cane would not allow him to change form.
5
The auto industry's ties with Brazil's sugar cane industry are not new.
6
Once completed, the road works will benefit over 2000 cane farming households.
7
In the simplest form, the sugar cane is crushed in a mortar.
8
Juan was small and bent with age, although he carried no cane.
9
Professor Prasad said the sugar cane farmers will have a bleak Diwali.
10
Recent data from some of Brazil's largest cane processors confirm the trend.
11
Sugar cane is the feedstock for both Brazil's sugar and ethanol industry.
12
The sentence is sixteen strokes of the cane and ten years' imprisonment.
13
Have you ever seen me walk without the aid of my cane?
14
The seats were of varnished cane, and the doors of natural wood.
15
He applied perpetually to the snuff-box in the knob of his cane.
16
They placed her in one of the cane chairs facing the door.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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