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Meanings of pine in English
Type of wood used largely in the construction and paper industries, although it is also a source of turpentine, resins, and oils, among other products.
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Examples for "yen"
Examples for "yen"
1
The new plant will help Toyota battle the strong yen, Lentz said.
2
But earlier this year in Japan, the opposite happened: the yen rallied.
3
He did not regard the yen's current level as appropriate, he said.
4
Asakawa received about 70 million yen in salary each year, he said.
5
It said it previously set aside 11 billion yen for the settlements.
1
I feel my heart ache, but I've forgotten what that feeling means.
2
How can you even ask? Rage drained out, leaving an ache behind.
3
It gives me the ache in my head to think of it.
4
She said someone could experience sweats, cramps, and their body would ache.
5
The taint caused a physical ache in Pete, a feeling of loss.
1
The general public yearn to be told something they don't already know.
2
We positively yearn to bump into people whose work we've just ridiculed.
3
Does nobody else yearn for a bit of novelty, something completely different?
4
But three years of turmoil have made many Egyptians yearn for stability.
5
Did he yearn for telephone calls that he knew would never come?
1
This team already languish 11 points behind City in the Premier League.
2
The woman made her objections clear as the bird continued to languish.
3
They found one in the little room where the architects' drawings languish.
4
She said she was not going to repine and languish in sorrow.
5
Until this idol is cast out the church will and must languish.
Usage of pine in English
1
The sea sparkled in the distance, across a line of pine-covered hills.
2
Last year the trust cleared about 500 hectares of wilding pine seedlings.
3
Look out for the Senator-inthe dark pine forests on the mountain.
4
Long are the projecting beams of pine; Large are the many pillars.
5
The fall of the big pine roared too loudly in her ears.
6
The winter in the yellow pine belt extends from November to April.
7
They will soon be black crows in the pine-wood by the walls.
8
The breath of the pine and birch fills the place like incense.
9
Cossar led the way to the edge of the pine-wood and halted.
10
Hence the name of Processionary given to the gnawer of the pine.
11
With the tears of amber dropping from the tassels of the pine.
12
The shower broke through the pine branches and poured upon the tent.
13
Having fastened the rope around the trunk of the pine, she said:
14
A great fire of brushwood and pine-apples was blazing in the dining-room.
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The voice of the pine helps us to interpret the Hebrew genius.
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The night-jar spins his dark monotony on the branch of the pine.
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Pine across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
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Common
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