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Перевод: cedar

[прилагательное]
кедровый;
[существительное]
кедр

Тезаурус:

1. Whereas tropical forests may contain hundreds of species of trees, temperate forests typically contain only a few species (oak with ash, yew with beech) or even only one (as in the redwood or cedar forests of North America).
2. A couple of firms still make traditional garages in treated softwood or Western red cedar; note that these will generally have to be sited at least 1m from property boundaries to satisfy the requirements of the Building Regulations.
3. At the same time came a request for "a handful or two of white cedar cones for Philip Miller, for in separating the seeds, by accident he had none."
4. At Cheltenham yesterday, however, Dunwoody did something to put the record straight with a 26 -1 treble on Remittance Man, Wont Be Gone Long and Royal Cedar to take his score to 34, but only marginally improve a strike rate of 15 per cent.
5. And up on the screen came the familiar images: young women water-skiing past the Saint-Georges, farmers in the Bekaa, the great cedar trees of Bsharre.
6. Royal Cedar, trained by John McConnochie, who has taken him over from the now retired Mercy Rimell, is another who is perfectly at home on fast ground, winning here over three and a half miles and at Newbury this season.
7. Above: Abon's arched Imperial door in cedar wood on galvanised steel frame
8. Of the seeds thou sent, the Rose Laurel are some come up, and are very thriving, Red Cedar by thousands, White Cedar, a few, Black Haws, none, thou must send a young tree, two, three or four
9. It is a far cry from the Regency Gothic of twenty years earlier, when parsonages sported wrought-iron verandahs looking on to wide lawns and cedar trees.
10. The Seagram Grand National looks to be an ideal race for Royal Cedar, who jumps economically without being spectacular and never put a foot wrong here.
11. The next programme started - an analysis of political and social life in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
12. The ceremonial accoutrements which were an essential accompaniment to the sacrificial procedure were also all of significant colour (scarlet wool, hyssop, cedar wood - Exod.
13. He recalled that a large Cupressus lusitanica (known as Cedar of Goa, though from Mexico) had flourished at Goodwood until 1740, when frost killed it.