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Significados de acorn (acorns) en inglés

ruso
желудь
portugués
bolota
español
bellota
catalán
aglà
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Fruit/nut of the oak tree.

bellota

Geodemographic information system categorising some United Kingdom postcodes.

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Uso de acorns en inglés
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The happiest creatures in the world are the rooks at the acorns.
The Life of the Fields
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The tree goes on, but any number of acorns may be affected.
The Irish Times
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But crows widely feed on acorns -and cache thousands of them.
The Irish Times
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The acorns of the different varieties, too, differ in size and shape.
Among the Trees at Elmridge
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Near the grave, he found an oak and brought home some acorns.
The Irish Times
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And Circe shut them in sties, and gave them acorns to eat.
The Story of the Odyssey
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Retirement without the city-would have been bookless and have fed on acorns.
Cowper
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If it hasn't produced acorns, he is stymied for the time being.
The Irish Times
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The acorns were the doctrine of human liberty, everywhere preached by Anglo-Saxons.
Imperium in Imperio: A Study of the Negro Race Problem. A Novel
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Here was the oak under which Cornelia and he had gathered acorns.
A Friend of Cæsar: A Tale of the Fall of the Roman Republic. Tim...
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The path along which they walked was already littered with green acorns.
The Inside of the Cup — Volume 05
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These holes were made for the purpose of grinding acorns or nuts.
The Western United States: A Geographical Reader
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They did not like acorns so they never opened the store-house doors.
Bunny Rabbit's Diary
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When he turned one way he could smell the acorns quite plainly.
Squinty the Comical Pig: His Many Adventures
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And how about a Ford as first and only prize for acorns?
East of eden
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We know that pigeons will gorge on acorns, but the other two?
The Irish Times
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bolota
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