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Meanings of snowdrop in English
Portuguese
fura-neve Common anemone of eastern North America with solitary pink-tinged white flowers.
Usage of snowdrop in English
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.
6
The rose is of Paradise-thesnowdrop is of the striving, hoping, longing Earth.
7
And see how the sunshine sparkles, making each snowdrop look like a diamond.
8
With joyful eyes of wonder we gaze on snowdrop and crocus and daffodil.
9
He felt a cold, wet snowdrop touch his cheek-andthen another and another.
10
He modelled, among other things, a beautiful little statue of maidenhood gathering a snowdrop.
11
The snowdrop and parnassia, if well dried, continue white.
12
Soon the snowdrop and other bulbs danced in the boiling mass like ingredients in a cauldron.
13
She rested upon a fallen log-from decay and death came moss, the snowdrop and the anemone.
14
The snowdrop image in the first verse is, charming as is the sound of the lines, nonsense.
15
Pussy willow and snowdrop were the first to herald the spring, and crocus and violet soon followed.
16
The snowdrop and primrose the woodlands adorn
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Snowdrop through the time