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Meanings of syringa in English
Spanish
syringa Large hardy shrub with showy and strongly fragrant creamy-white flowers in short terminal racemes.
Genus of Old World shrubs or low trees having fragrant flowers in showy panicles: lilacs.
Usage of syringa in English
1
Her blue dress was hung over a syringa bush behind the cabin.
2
A young girl stood on the gravel-path, near his favourite syringa arbour.
3
He sat sheltered in the heart of the great syringa bush.
4
No, it was not she-only the syringa breathing in the window.
5
He always made them by the gate, next to the big syringa bush.
6
On the end of table stands a Japanese jar filled with syringa blossoms.
7
From the Gray Man's misty robes came the fragrance of syringa.
8
So does the may and the syringa and the new-mown hay and the seaweed.
9
And yet the mere whiteness of the syringa seemed the most violent colour of all.
10
Harry and Bert searched in the close syringa bushes where the nests are usually found.
11
The glass bells twined about this Sertularia are Campanularia syringa (Pl.
12
That last week the syringa came out at San Salvatore, and all the acacias flowered.
13
Follow the syringa hedge till you find a gate.
14
But it was the scent of syringa that was heaviest in the air that day.
15
Doesn't it make you think of a syringa bush?
16
The bush of syringa by the kitchen window swept in its whole fragrance, heady and sensuous.
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