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Meanings of overladen branches in English
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Usage of overladen branches in English
1
In several places, the overladen branches were borne to the earth, hiding the trunk in a tent of foliage.
2
It was an endless day of freezing in the saddle, and of snow showers in one's face from the overladen branches.
3
The means used for supporting cracked, wind-racked, and overladen branches which show a tendency to split at the forks are bolting and chaining.
4
There was no cracking of bough nor crackle of underbrush; the overladen branches of pine and fir yielded and gave away without a sound.