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Meanings of lime tree in English
Any of various deciduous trees of the genus Tilia with heart-shaped leaves and drooping cymose clusters of yellowish often fragrant flowers; several yield valuable timber.
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A nuthatch calls in alarm from high up in a lime tree.
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And would there be a dwarf lime tree, shriveling and blackening?
3
The pump stood peacefully in a corner, under a lime tree, in the shade.
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The kaffir lime tree produces fruit and leaves that make great additions to dishes.
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Aye; I did see one of you young ladies go up that lime tree.
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Mrs. Conant plucked little leaves assiduously from the low-hanging branch of a lime tree.
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I saw a girl climb down the lime tree, and run away into the bushes.
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They found a seat under a drooping lime tree.
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He is still interested in that sweet- lime tree.
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A lime tree, whose leaves were stirred by the languorous breeze, kept tapping against the window.
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Overgrown with thistles and rank weeds, in the centre of which a leafy lime tree reared itself.
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He moved a few steps back, and sat in the children's swing under an old lime tree.
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In one hand he holds his shabby old cap, the other is hidden in an old lime tree.
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Another buzzard follows and the two perch in a tall lime tree like gargoyles, silently watching and listening.
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Bind him to yonder lime tree!
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Honor Fitzgerald has just been climbing the lime tree, and she went right through the window into the study.