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Meanings of snow white in English
Russian
белоснежка и семь гномов Portuguese
branca de neve Catalan
la blancaneu i els set nans Spanish
blancanieves 
Fairy tale.
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Examples for "snowdrop"
Examples for "snowdrop"
1
But when it melts, when it melts, it will leave the snowdrop.
2
His eyes were closed, and his body was white as a snowdrop.
3
If I could grow only one snowdrop, it would be Galanthus 'S.
4
But you're not a snowdrop; oh, no-something very rare in a conservatory.
5
My friend had found the snowdrop in February, and in frost.
1
A silvery flower, something like a snow-drop, grew just within her reach.
2
The poor girl's prayer to 'live to see the snow-drop,' in the spring-time, is answered.
3
She's as pale as a snow-drop and as listless.
4
Roots of snow-drop and hyacinth insipid like orchis
5
They arrive early in the spring, just when the crocus and the snow-drop begin to peep forth.
Usage of snow white in English
1
The classic muzzle was snow white; as were the lashes and eyebrows.
2
They were the big gray owls that turned snow white in winter.
3
The men were in snow white pantaloons, with gay coloured linen jackets.
4
Professor Henderson was an aged man with snow white hair and beard.
5
Its coat was snow white with a brown patch on the chest.
6
The rose is snow white, and its petals velvet against my fingers.
7
Then the street was silent again, the night dark, the snow white.
8
We had seen the trees and the snow white beach about all day.
9
Her hair was almost snow white, but her figure was straight and youthful.
10
His hair, which was snow white, was parted over a broad, open forehead.
11
His hands were snow white, and the fingers long and tapering.
12
Close enough to note the fur on its head having gone snow white.
13
His hair was snow white, though his face was peculiarly unlined.
14
There are twenty, and every one is snow white; some have heavy round topknots.
15
He pined away; his hair became snow white, his walk unsteady, his eye dim.
16
They are nearly all alike-plain, square structures, plastered snow white.
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Translations for snow white
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