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Значения термина ox-eyed daisy на английском
португальский
margarida Tall leafy-stemmed Eurasian perennial with white flowers; widely naturalized; often placed in genus Chrysanthemum.
Синонимы
Examples for "marguerite"
Examples for "marguerite"
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Family solidarity was gone with the wind; Marguerite had seen to that.
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He and Marguerite Long toured 20 cities in Europe with the concerto.
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No more barriers, my Marguerite; we love; what matters all the rest?
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The General and his wife had returned home in advance of Marguerite.
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In short, say nothing to Marguerite, and bring her back to Paris.
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Chances are you'll get meadow buttercup, oxeye daisy and bird's-foot trefoil on neutral or limey soils.
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A tide of oxeye daisies swept up and out of the long grassland.
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But oxeye daisies, cowslips and even orchids might appear too.
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He was standing in a dell filled with evening primrose, hollyhocks and oxeye daisies.
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It is studded with self-seeded oxeye daisies, and the peacock butterfly caterpillars are gobbling up my stinging nettles.
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The Moon Daisy is also called Bull Daisy, Gipsies' Daisy, Goldings, Midsummer Daisy, Mace Flinwort, and Espilawn.
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Once with gentle humor, looking over a white daisy field, he said:
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Once, with gentle humor, looking out over a white daisy-field, he said:
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One was a white daisy, very frail and delicate on long thin stem with scarcely any leaves.
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She's as neat and pretty as a white daisy in a green pasture when she's away to sea.
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We must represent adroitly the grief of a young person picking to pieces a white daisy over a blue lake.
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By today, Leucanthemum vulgare is bringing a white-and-gold shimmer to drier corners of our garden and to roadside banks.