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Meanings of tall fir in English
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Usage of tall fir in English
1
The wood of the West coast abound with tall fir trees.
2
Outside the dyke grew a row of tall fir trees with thick, balsamic boughs.
3
That birch clump, next to the tall fir, it's not much bigger than I am.
4
Northern Belaski was cool in midautumn, but the tall fir and cedar trees remained full and green.
5
Henrik had been sitting on a rocky outcrop next to a tall fir tree, reading a book.
6
The time wore on, and the shadow of a tall fir showed that the hour of noon had passed.
7
A gust of wind shook the bare branches outside Jon's window, bending the tops of tall fir trees down the lane.
8
Many a tall fir, from base to topmost twig, was completely robed with the smooth, five-pointed leaves of this rapacious evergreen.
9
Careful to avoid any sudden transitions, he began the vision with them both perched in a tall fir that overlooked the meadow outside.
10
The Kalkriese Museum was set in the middle of farmland and forest, with tall fir trees bearing down on it from all sides.
11
The odd patch of snow beneath the blue gray pines and the tall firs.
12
You are above the tall firs, and the solemn Torc Mountain rises far above you.
13
After a time the ground rises again, the tall firs cease, but are succeeded by younger firs.
14
The forest closed in around them, tall firs that scented the air and choked out the undergrowth.
15
It was encircled by huge old willows and tall firs, beneath which flourished flowers that loved the shade.
16
Looking down a ragged aisle between the tall firs, Eddie saw a cloud of sawdust rise in the still air.