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Meanings of orange tree in English
Usage of orange tree in English
1
Some plants can produce numerous essential oils such as the orange tree.
2
He saw an orange tree in the garden covered with snow.
3
She led him beneath the boughs of a large orange tree.
4
Say what you will, the orange tree is a hardy growth.
5
Under certain conditions an orange tree may survive a temperature of 15° Fahrenheit.
6
Meg's had roses and heliotrope, myrtle, and a little orange tree in it.
7
But finally came an orange tree whose fruit had no seeds at all.
8
There was only one orange tree that I knew of in this garden.
9
Deacon Fashaw presided over his pickers with a suckle from an orange tree.
10
The worst would be to set a orange tree on fire. He snapped.
11
Upon it is embroidered an orange tree in full leaf and loaded with fruit.
12
Whenever I returned from the school I used to look at this orange tree.
13
An orange tree on an average produces to the value of two hundred francs.
14
There's a courtyard with a lone orange tree for shade in the hotter months.
15
Amongst them is an orange tree which is upwards of four hundred years old.
16
The three younger princes, an orange tree, Promiiuit et dat.
This collocation consists of:
Orange tree through the time
Orange tree across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common