Examples of using Like a tree in English and their translations into French
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Like a tree that some times hides a forest, Iveco had three
He says I'm like a tree or a stone because I don't ask for anything.
Imagine that the supporting leg is literally rooted to the ground, just like a tree.
And he shall be like a tree planted by the fount of eternal life that brings forth fruit in season;
Just like a tree that's standing by the water We shall not be moved.
To quote the words of the French poet Lamartine,"Man is like a tree that you must shake for the fruit to fall out.
Lemon Thai Kush by Humboldt Seeds is a big plant that grows like a tree and produces huge crops of very sticky buds.
His teachings flourished like a tree of life to shelter all who would nest in its shade.
The Reformation is like a tree spreading the branches of the gospel- liberated by grace- throughout world.
Like a tree Tree Trunk has„branches", three in total.
Just like a tree isn't the end of a seed
Maps of places are like a tree, from the roots, to the trunk,
It's a philosophical paradox… like a tree falling in the forest with no one around to hear it?
is a massive vessel that looks like a tree lying on the ground.
privacy because Pineapple grows like a tree.
culture is like a tree without roots.
In the warm New York 4 o'clock light we are drifting back and forth between each other like a tree breathing through its spectacles.
Nazim Hikmet, Turkish poet, sums up the mentality of a circular economy:"Living like a tree, alone and free.
We wither as the autumn grass… and, like a tree, are rooted up.
it is part of the aesthetic perception just like a tree, a sunset, a starry sky: