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Meanings of dead leaf in English
Usage of dead leaf in English
1
A dead leaf might as reasonably demand to return to the tree.
2
But their path goes over rocks and lot of dead leaf fall.
3
The hysteria passed and left the big man shaking like a dead leaf.
4
It was not a dead leaf at all-itwas Mademoiselle Prefere.
5
As dead as her dead leaf those mute harps must be.
6
Her face was grey, too, and withered like a dead leaf.
7
A dead leaf caught in the hair of Jay's heavy head.
8
The figure faded from view as the window shriveled up like a dead leaf.
9
Is it a dead leaf blown along by the wind?
10
How was Gabriel blown by fate like the dead leaf?
11
To predators, she looks more dead leaf than live prey.
12
It was trembling like a dead leaf in a storm.
13
The tail exactly resembled the stem or continuation of the midrib of the dead leaf.
14
Not even a dead leaf stirs before the wind.
15
At critical moments, the cover of a dead leaf provides him with a temporary shelter.
16
Again a dead leaf fluttered and drifted between them.
This collocation consists of:
Dead leaf through the time
Dead leaf across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common