Examples of using Carnation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I needed to know if it should be a rose or a carnation in terms of a corsage.
rose carnation, and vermilion.
American carnation and purple Veronica and kaleutas.
He showed up, the last minute, pinned some sort of carnation or something on my dad's lapel… scarpered.
Publication of The Carnation, the fraternity's magazine, and the 1917 and 1918 conventions were
The PREC that had followed the Carnation Revolution in Portugal came to an end in 1976 and Portugal also became a democracy.
The point is there could be a million reasons why that carnation was out in the woods last night?
Ask along that man With the big, red carnation Bring every single person From Victoria Station.
My eyes traveled from the rose to the carnation, and from that feathery incandescence to the smooth scrolls of sentient amethyst which were the iris.
lotions- attar of rose, carnation, crushed lily, and musk.
She became as well known as Waldo Lydecker's walking stick… and his white carnation.
walked off with"Lady with Carnation".
the white shirts and the carnation in the lapel.
Very important in the carnation, the color, since this is one of the most distinctive features within the carnation,
He might however assert without the smallest chance of being contradicted by a future fact, that no carnation or anemone could ever by cultivation be increased to the size of a large cabbage;
Since the Carnation Revolution in 1974, in which the Left threw out the fascist government of Marcelo Caetano, it is fashionable in Portugal to be leftist
He's drawn us the symbol with the barbed wire and the carnation a thousand times, too, yet now he
The carnation has a loose and growing vertically,
depending on their classification, since there are annual flowers that are there will be another presentation of lively carnation.
Annexation of East Timor===In 1975, the Carnation Revolution in Portugal caused authorities there to announce plans for decolonisation of Portuguese Timor, the eastern half of the island of Timor whose western half was a part