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Meanings of young trees in English
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Usage of young trees in English
1
Despite the undergrowth and young trees, he tore along, making good progress.
2
I will get the Monkeys to water the young trees for me.
3
She had on sneakers, her ankles and calves thick as young trees.
4
Our tent was on the border of a coppice of young trees.
5
They also eat the bark off young trees, and so spoil them.
6
Now they chop down young trees, and carry faggots to the fires.
7
With these, young trees of flexible wood were cut down and split.
8
Firstly, that we will do our best to avoid damaging young trees.
9
Every care and precaution was taken to grow fine, healthy, young trees.
10
Will you water the young trees so that I can go away?
11
But it was so droll to think she should eat young trees!
12
Stephanie says this causes willow branches and even young trees to die.
13
The young trees will also bring change to global cocoa markets.
14
A tiny narrow path led down through ferns and young trees.
15
There was something about the tall, straight young trees that made her stop.
16
Here were only young trees; but the walks were everywhere overgrown.
This collocation consists of:
Young trees through the time
Young trees across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common