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Meanings of large beech in English
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Usage of large beech in English
1
Presently the rain began to descend in torrents, and compelled them to take refuge beneath a large beech-tree.
2
Hubert and Emily paused, and stood gazing at the large beech wood that swept over some rising ground.
3
She is sitting under a large beech, which the children of the village have named the 'Fairy Tree.'
4
He was rooting about with his fore feet under a large beech tree which lay upon my right hand.
5
Accordingly he sought out a large beech tree and, backing up to its great trunk, waited for his foe.
6
Halfway down the lawn was a large beech tree with the remnants of a birdhouse dangling from a lower limb.
7
A very fine park it is, with magnificently large beech trees, which well deserve to give their name to the place.
8
After a little silent munching they all huddled down together in the moss and dead leaves between four large beech trees.
9
Shognaw had climbed a large beech tree that stood within a few feet of the one in which I had taken shelter.
10
A moment more and he caught sight of the bear leaning up against a large beech, holding the baby in her strong arms.
11
Across the paddock, just within the circuit of the far railings, a grove of large beech trees broke the expanse of living green.
12
Ere long they arrived at the open space described by Mabel, and immediately perceived the large beech-tree, behind which they found the path.
13
Mr. Weston led the way to a big flat rock above the mill, and where two large beech trees cast a pleasant shade.
14
Two young men, wrapped in cloaks, glided through the woods, and stationed themselves behind a couple of large beeches.
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Large beech across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common