Meanings of citron tree in English

The barks used were of the cassia tree, and a wild citron tree.

I lay in the sun under a blooming sweet citron tree.

On one particularly beautiful spring afternoon, I took my place under the sweet citron tree as usual.

I too wanted rest, and settled myself down with my back against a citron tree, some twenty paces distant.

I remembered the vision of our skin-to-skin embrace under the sweet citron tree, of how right it felt to be loving him.

I looked down, remembering how insulted I felt when he had called me a gadfly that disastrous afternoon under the citron tree.

Then there were rows of citron trees and then crab apples and afterward limes and lemons.

The citron trees obtained a very great celebrity.

An old Andalusian author has said that it produces as many oranges and citron trees as the neighbourhood of Cordova.

Along the bottom flowed a clear majestic stream, whose banks were adorned with thick groves of orange and citron trees.

At the top of the stairs, a broad and well-paved path led between orange and citron trees towards an arched gateway.

A scrap of cloth hung here and there from the bushes, and the rotten flowers formed a yellow muck-heap beneath the citron trees.

The only products of Assyria which acquired such note as to be called by its name were its silk and its citron trees.

"Is that what you believe?" I asked, watching a lizard sun itself beneath a potted citron tree.

"It is the same scroll you left that day under the citron tree when you ran off..."

At Andujar we were delighted with the neatness and cleanliness of the houses, the patios planted with orange and citron trees, and refreshed by fountains.