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Meanings of
locust
in English
Catalan
garrofer
Back to the meaning
Any of various hardwood trees of the family Leguminosae.
locust tree
Catalan
garrofer
Synonyms
Examples for "
locust tree
"
locust tree
Examples for "
locust tree
"
1
So you see that the
locust
tree
is certainly rich in relations.
2
From window to window, they discussed the yellow bird in the
locust
tree
.
3
It was curious how silent the
locust
tree
and the drive had become.
4
From next to the trunk of a
locust
tree
,
a shape broke away.
5
And still the bird sang in the
locust
tree
.
Usage of
locust
in English
1
Aerial spraying is the only effective way to control the
locust
outbreak.
2
So you see that the
locust
tree is certainly rich in relations.
3
Perhaps in twenty years, like a
locust
,
it would rise to fly.
4
So one
locust
went in and carried away a grain of corn.
5
Then another
locust
went in and carried away a grain of corn.
6
Then another
locust
went in and carried away another grain of corn.
7
He can never get back the years which the
locust
has eaten.
8
The old man made a sound like the noise of a
locust
.
9
Other families we saw had brought with them and planted the
locust
.
10
Gordon loosened his knife and tightened his grip on the
locust
stick.
11
The girl caught at a cluster of
locust
blossoms that floated near.
12
They're all up on the stage trying to get the
locust
effect.
13
The crickets and peeps come out; a
locust
drones his slow tune.
14
The nearest
locust
trees were a grove at least a mile away.
15
The
locust
scene was a triumph for Crayford, Mr. Mulworth, and Jimber.
16
One day he gave one of them a sovereign for a
locust
.
Other examples for "locust"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
locust
Adjective
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
black locust
old locust
worst locust
locust trees
tall locust
More collocations
Translations for
locust
Catalan
garrofer
garrover
Locust
through the time
Locust
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common