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Meanings of red beech in English
Large tree of Australasia.
North American forest tree with light green leaves and edible nuts.
Synonyms
Examples for "American beech"
Examples for "American beech"
1
The native walnuts, most species of hickories and the American beech are large-growing and long-lived trees.
2
The trees were taller, and had a darker and more glossy leaf than the American beech.
1
I saw a squirrel come from his hole in the great white beech-tree yonder.
2
Now the way was narrow, overhung with gloomy trees, here and there a white beech shining out in a ghostly fashion.
3
In the foreground near a pond and a group of white beeches is leading a footpath animated by travelers.
4
Beneath these white beeches, here on the greensward, you might lay off your arms and rest yourself a while.
5
White Beech: The Rainforest Years is an occasionally brilliant, if infuriatingly patchy, account of the rebirth of some terribly degraded land through ecological restoration.
Usage of red beech in English
1
And there, at a detour of the forest aisle, stands a mottled red beech.
2
These are, in the order named, black birch, hickory, sugar maple, yellow birch, and red beech.
3
And now let us sit down under the old red beech and talk till it is time to go and get ready for our wedding.
4
'As I wandered in Derrinrush, I came suddenly upon some blood- red beech-trees, and the hollow was full of blood-red leaves.