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Significados de
sere
en inglés
(Used especially of vegetation) having lost all moisture.
withered
shrivelled
shriveled
sear
dried-up
Términos relacionados
dry
Language.
swf
sere language
Términos relacionados
language
modern language
Uso de
sere
en inglés
1
He explained this to her in a
sere
reach of the garden.
2
Twenty years, and they the years of the
sere
,
the yellow leaf.
3
The horizon was merely a blue haze-andthe endless land was
sere
.
4
The dead grass and the dead leaves made a
sere
,
yellow world.
5
Now its trunk was snapped, its boughs crushed, its foliage turning
sere
.
6
The fields showed
sere
and grayly lifeless in the patches between sodden snow-swathes.
7
The
sere
stubble fields brooded in glamour, and the sky was pearly blue.
8
There were
sere
and brown leaves still fluttering on the scrub-oaks.
9
Here is flesh cooked
sere
as the shell of a tortoise.
10
Then sends down a
sere
Verdasco can only just get a racket on.
11
She considered through blinding tears a little patch of
sere
grass.
12
The wardrobe is of tweed, linen and calico and tends to the
sere
.
13
The land below wasn't just
sere
;
it was also rough.
14
Many leaves were yet left on the boughs; but they were
sere
and withered.
15
Its
sere
grasses, protruding out of the snow, hissed and bent in the wind.
16
He took to proverbs; sure sign of the
sere
leaf in a man's mind.
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Sobre este término
sere
Adjetivo
Nombre
Singular
Colocaciones frecuentes
grow sere
sere grass
sere leaves
sere meadows
cook sere
Más colocaciones
Sere
a través del tiempo
Sere
por variante geográfica
Reino Unido
Común