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Meanings of mountain pine in English
Low shrubby pine of central Europe with short bright green needles in bunches of two.
Tall pine of western North America with stout blue-green needles; bark is grey-brown with rectangular plates when mature.
Portuguese
libocedrus bidwillii Usage of mountain pine in English
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The floor was strewn with the short needles of the mountain pine.
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For on the cliffs stood a giant, taller than any mountain pine.
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The mountain pine beetle is pictured in this undated handout photo.
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For nearly two hours he swayed that audience as the storm king sways the mountain pine.
5
Take British Columbia, which is ground zero for the mountain pine beetle infestation in North America.
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Farther up were the conifers that were more familiar to him, mountain pine, fir, and spruce.
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The square tarred post of mountain pine reclined down stream, and gently nodded to the current's impact.
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He took a deep breath to drink in the night scents of mountain pine and dew-touched grass.
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This tree is found even higher than the mountain pine, and is seldom found lower than 8000 feet.
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The step of the octogenarian, was elastic as that of a boy, his form erect as the mountain pine.
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The step of the octogenarian was elastic as that of a boy, his form erect as a mountain pine.
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Sleeping upon the slender branch of a mountain pine is more painful than pleasant; and all three preferred keeping awake.
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It seemed to him that the storm of her agony beat upon her like the tempest upon a mountain pine-tree.
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That is the way with these mountain pine-trees: one never knows how deep into volcanic fires their roots are plunged.
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The uprights, the couples, and roof tree of the temporary hall were composed of mountain pine, still covered with its bark.
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Most of the trees here are red fir and mountain pine, some of them being of large size, and noble specimens.