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Meanings of eucalyptus in English
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Examples for "eucalypt"
Examples for "eucalypt"
1
This is a place of rugged eucalypt woodlands and towering granite escarpments.
2
It was of course Robert Evans on his eucalypt-scented hillside who spotted it.
3
The modification included tall eucalypt forests in the Styx, Florentine and Weld valleys.
4
Second, it is not a eucalypt and not from around here.
5
Natural tree oils in native eucalypt forests can fuel fires.
1
The lawn was pretty; an enormous eucalyptus tree grew at one corner.
2
It's a fibre that is made from the wood of a eucalyptus tree.
3
He found it in a lot, rusted and part-inhabited by a eucalyptus tree.
4
Then he remembered the eucalyptus tree that the cargo truck was parked under.
5
No eucalyptus tree, of course, but otherwise curiously like this.
Usage of eucalyptus in English
1
Imagine what else the company could make with its new wool-and-eucalyptus blend.
2
The fleshy leaves of the eucalyptus trees showed pale against the darkness.
3
Roots of the eucalyptus will prolong themselves incredibly in search of moisture.
4
The lawn was pretty; an enormous eucalyptus tree grew at one corner.
5
Earth trees, great mimosas and weeping willows and magnolias and magnificent eucalyptus.
6
I usually have a blend of peppermint, eucalyptus and lavender oil burning.
7
And another venue nearby still washes its towels with potent eucalyptus oil.
8
In forestry, highly flammable species of trees like eucalyptus could be avoided.
9
They were the color of eucalyptus leaves reflected in Lana's bedroom window.
10
She sat under the big eucalyptus which clapped its leathery hands softly.
11
We ascended by a gorge having eucalyptus and callitris pines halfway up.
12
Presently they saw a house smoking under a scraggy clump of eucalyptus.
13
The front hall smelled of eucalyptus and apples and ancient wooden beams.
14
The koala bear can eat eucalyptus leaves, and monarch butterfly caterpillars milkweed.
15
The famous eucalyptus abounds in the lowland regions; so also does the nipa-palm.
16
The walls of the palaces are embowered in eucalyptus, acacia and cypress trees.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common