Examples of using Same tree in English and their translations into French
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then it must be the same tree that Lord Odin once hanged himself from.
The outputs of this model highlight the variability in the initial fruit quality criteria on the same tree, such as the grade, sweet
Unisexual flowers on the same tree(oak, walnut,
self that he and I seem to me like two fruits from the same tree which the same soil has produced
it drills a lot of holes in the same tree and in the nearby trees to confuse its predators.
it covers them dry of the same tree leaves, as done in Europe of Laurel leaves.
We are branches of the same tree and I am pleased that you,
often nest in the same tree as the magpie.
Technical analysis of the Philadelphia painting established that the wood panel comes from the same tree as that of two paintings definitively attributed to van Eyck,
The results also showed that 30 per cent of the nests were constructed in the same tree from one year to the next, and more than half of them(183 out of 319 or 57.4 per cent) were either in the same tree, or in a tree less than 20 m from the previous year.
All the apartments have the same trees on their terrace except for that one.
Reassessments were done independently for the same trees by a second field team under similar environmental conditions.
I want to see more than the same trees, the same hills,
We have uncovered not only more ways to use the same trees, but we're learning to replant ebony.
Over time, there has been a shift though, and we increasingly see the same trees recurring throughout the streetscape.
In remembrance of this historic moment, the General returned two years later under the same trees, to give a speech in which he traced the outlines of the Fifth Republic.
They met 89 years ago, in November 1919, to announce an understanding between two peoples from the same cradle who could have lived under the shadow of the same trees-- the old olives and tall dates.
This was supported by another study(Brittain and others, 2013b) which found that honey bees preferred to pollinate top parts of almond trees while wild pollinators more frequently pollinated the lower parts of the same trees, and also operated in high winds when honey bees did not.
making do with the same sky, the same trees, the same rocks,
That's not the same tree.