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Meanings of young fir in English
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Usage of young fir in English
1
Those with hatchets were felling two young fir trees with resounding blows.
2
He was about Ongyatasse's age, as handsome as a young fir.
3
We went down the road between the growths of young fir that bordered it.
4
The young fir tree wished very much to know.
5
The young fir trees, wrapt in hoar-frost, stood motionless, waiting for which of them would die.
6
You ruined all the young fir trees by chopping off their leaders with a wooden sword.
7
From here continue down Main South Rd where a row of young fir trees frames the headland.
8
He seemed to be considerably heated with his exercise and scratched himself against a young fir tree.
9
Next day the site of the arbour was levelled, covered with turf, and planted with young fir trees.
10
Near him stood a long thin man, holding in his hand a young fir tree taller than himself.
11
Besides, Jack MacRae was twenty-four, clear-skinned, vigorous, straight as a young fir tree, a handsome boy in uniform.
12
Heriot was strolling, cigar in mouth, down one of the diminutive alleys of young fir in this upstart estate.
13
I cut down a young fir tree for the mast, and then I set to work at the sail.
14
But just behind it, unharmed by the ruin, stood a young fir tree, pointing its green spire to heaven.
15
The young fir trees, covered with hoar frost, stood motionless, waiting to see which of them was to die.
16
As the road winds upwards, we see the crags and slopes clothed with the delicate greenery of young fir and pine.
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