含“Willow”的英语例句

How restful it is to sleep under the shadow of a willow in an Anatolian village in summertime.
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In our Mediterranean forest, there are lots of trees: oak, pine, willow, ash, elm, etc..
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Willow branches don't break under the weight of snow.
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Aspirin comes from willow bark.
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Carrie Sloane dared Ruby Gillis to climb to a certain point in the huge old willow tree before the front doo.
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My favorite tree is the weeping willow.
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In the Mediterranean forests, we have many kinds of trees: oak, pine, willow, ash, elm, and others.
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Willow trees are so beautiful when they are blooming with yellow flowers.
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A truffle is a fungus which lives in symbiosis with the roots of certain plants, such as oak, hazel, beech, poplar and willow trees.
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By the statue she planted a rosy red weeping willow which grew splendidly, and the fresh delicate branches hung round and over it, till they almost touched the blue sand where the shadows showed violet.
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The willow branches are swaying in the autumn wind.
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This willow-tree looks like a mammoth.
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The willow is old.
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Empty shelves are seen at a grocery store in Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, March 16, 2020, as shoppers have been buying up extra quantities of the products since the outbreak of the coronavirus.
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Yanni makes willow baskets.
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Yanni weaves baskets with willow rods.
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Yanni weaves very beautiful willow baskets.
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Yanni uses willow rods to make baskets.
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Yanni makes baskets with willow rods.
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Yanni makes baskets from willow rods.
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Yanni soaked the willow rods to weave a basket.
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Yanni uses black willow bark to weave these wonderful baskets.
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They carved their names into the bark of the willow tree.
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Green Gables lay in a pool of sunshine, flecked with the dancing shadows of poplar and willow.
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The Firework's displays final "Weeping Willow" display brilliantly launched into the night sky, slowly dripping down as it drew a gentle slope until finally its blossoming figure gradually vanished.
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Mary sat in the shade of a willow tree playing her flute.
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This basket was woven from willow.
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This basket is woven from willow.
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The willow has leaned towards the basin to glean a drop of water but found nothing there.
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I made a basket from willow branches.
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I made this basket with willow withies.
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A drug like aspirin is said to have been used in ancient Greece. More than two-thousand-four-hundred years ago, Hippocrates told his patients to ease pain by chewing the outer covering of the willow tree. The covering, called bark, contains the chemical salicylic acid.

Pretty much any thin, pliable material can be used to make wicker furniture, but many prefer those made with willow or rattan to plastic.

The sedge-bird perches aside, on a sloping willow rod, and, slightly raising his head, chatters, turning his bill from side to side.

Aspirin, for example, was derived in the 19th century from salicylic acid, a long-time remedy for pains and fever found in plants like willow and meadowsweet. It was developed and marketed by the German company Bayer.

In the Seventeen-Hundreds, people used willow bark to reduce a sick person's high body temperature. In Eighteen-Sixty, researchers at the Bayer Company in Germany copied the salicylic acid found in willow bark. They created acetyl salicylic acid. They called it aspirin, for the spirea plant which also contains the natural chemical. Aspirin first was made into its present pill form about one-hundred years ago.

So, how did aspirin become so important? The story begins with a willow tree. Two thousand years ago, the Greek doctor Hippocrates advised his patients to chew on the bark and leaves of the willow. The tree contains the chemical salicin. In the 1800s, researchers discovered how to make salicylic acid from salicin. In 1897, a chemist named Felix Hoffmann at Friedrich Bayer and Company in Germany created acetyl salicylic acid. Later, it became the active substance in a medicine that Bayer called aspirin.

The willow branches swayed gently in the breeze.