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Meanings of dark fir in English
We have no meanings for "dark fir" in our records yet.
Usage of dark fir in English
1
Across the pond in the near distance loomed the dark fir trees.
2
Here came lofty snow-clad Alps, with their clouds and dark fir trees.
3
The Old Bricklayer leaves and vanishes into the dark fir trees.
4
Then there was the dark fir avenue, the broken-down fence.
5
And, at that moment, out from the dark fir wood there rode a horseman, alone.
6
A weird, dreamy stillness had fallen on the purple earth, the dark fir woods, the valley rims, the sere meadows.
7
The white bars across their backs should be seen gliding beside the dark fir copse a quarter of a mile away.
8
Its yellowing fields were tinged with warm-crimson and purple, and the golden light shimmered on the trees and fringed the dark fir tops.
9
In my joy I had forgotten my determination, but now I quickly made my way to the summer-house that stood in the dark fir plantation.
10
The chestnuts, growing scanter, were replaced by dark firs and pines.
11
Beyond them lay open, rocky ground, stretching to a line of dark firs.
12
Behind it rose the seven dark firs which had given to the place its name.
13
Where thro' the dark firs flash the bluebird's wings.
14
Beyond it a wall of rock arose, with dark firs clinging in the rifts and crannies.
15
Each of the hills was covered with leafless maple trees, bone-white birches, dark firs and pines.
16
The sky was all rosy and golden and clear beyond the sharp-pointed, dark firs on Lee's Hill.
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Dark fir across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common