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Meanings of climbing plants in English
Plant with a growth habit of trailing or scandent (that is, climbing) stems or runners.
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Usage of climbing plants in English
1
When performed by climbing plants, the object and the advantage are obvious.
2
If you ever lounge through your houses, remember me and climbing plants.
3
Palmer's new clients have added herb pots, fake grass and climbing plants.
4
The climbing plants are finer here than I have ever before seen them.
5
It is a good deal harder than writing about my dear climbing plants.
6
One part is a walled garden where there were trellises and climbing plants.
7
In front of him is the wall and the climbing plants.
8
Glass doors lead from the diningroom to a flagged terrace sheltered by climbing plants.
9
This is an amount of movement almost comparable with that of some climbing plants.
10
To the left, the wall is covered with climbing plants, wild grapes, Virginia jessamine.
11
The movements of climbing plants have also been modified in some few other special ways.
12
These jungle ropes are formed of the flexible climbing plants with which the forests abound.
13
There is scarcely a garden in which climbing plants may not be used to advantage.
14
And now you are clipping off my climbing plants.
15
I miss my climbing plants very much, as I could observe them when very poorly.
16
With respect to climbing plants, I need not repeat what has been so lately said.
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Translations for climbing plants
Catalan
Climbing plants through the time
Climbing plants across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common