英语词汇“tarweed”造句的方法、技巧、例句及翻译-英语例句辞典

The tarweed clung to my socks, and a happy little bee hovered by my elbow. How Natural Wine Became a Symbol of Virtuous Consumption 2019-11-18T05:00:00Z

Under the common designation of "tarweed," plants belonging to two different genera—Madia and Hemizonia—and comprising thirty or forty species, may be found. The Wild Flowers of California: Their Names, Haunts, and Habits 2012-02-17T03:00:37.163Z

Lysander, tired of waiting, came striding through the tarweed, with his hoe on his shoulder. Stories of the Foot-hills

He looked down upon his clothes, stuccoed with tarweed burrs and wet mud. Stanford Stories Tales of a Young University

Grasshoppers whirred everywhere; squirrels whistled; occasional little dust-devils whirled up the now thoroughly dry river-bed and the atmosphere was redolent of the aroma of dust and tarweed. The Pride of Palomar

And the tinkle of pleasant waters, the song of a meadow lark, the distant mellow lowing of cows came to his ears; the smell of tarweed and of pines mingled in his nostrils. The Killer

The man made no reply, but spat carefully into the tarweed. The Rules of the Game

Tall, stately teasels stand like sentinels along the way, and the balsamic tarweed spreads its fragrance along the outer edge. Byways Around San Francisco Bay

We tried him at sun-up, an' again at sundown, an' nights, too, laying in the chaparral an' tarweed, an' scouting up an' down that blame river, till we were sore. A Deal in Wheat and Other Stories of the New and Old West

The doorway was shadowed, the blackness of the barn's interior behind it, the scent of clean hay drifting out and mingling with the scents of baked earth and tarweed that came from the heated fields. Treasure and Trouble Therewith A Tale of California

The meadow at the back was gay with mariposa lilies, melodious with bees and birds, aromatic with the mingled essences of tarweed, lads-love, and the pines. The Killer

He raked carefully his broad path among the pine needles, laying bare the brown earth; hoed and chopped in the tarweed and brush. The Rules of the Game

We are plowing a piece of light sandy mesa land, dry, which has considerable tarweed and other weeds growing before plowing. One Thousand Questions in California Agriculture Answered

The valley swam under a haze of pure heat; a buzzard hung motionless over the cabin, and the dry air was sweet with resinous scent of pines and manzanita and even of tarweed. Sisters

The stifling heat, the whirling dust clouds broken by whiffs of air, dry as from a kiln and impregnated with the pungent scent of the tarweed, made the men drowsy. Treasure and Trouble Therewith A Tale of California

But with the dust and sky come the unbroken succession of days of sunshine, the dry invigorating air, scented by the resin of the tarweed, and the boundless overflow of vine and orchard. California and the Californians

Up the slope they galloped, whirled around the end of the fire line, and began eagerly to lick up the tarweed and needles of the ridge-top. The Rules of the Game

The tiny flames licked past them in the tarweed; they did not heed. The Rules of the Game

With short, quick jabs of his hoe, he was tearing away at the tough tarweed. The Rules of the Game

The brushed marks went not only through the carpet of pine needles, but through the tarweed, the snow brush, the manzañita. The Rules of the Game

The fire had leaped the cleared path and was greedily eating in all directions through the short, pitchy growth of tarweed. The Rules of the Game

The Douglas squirrels scampered and barked; the birds twittered and flashed or slanted in long flight through the trees; the sun shone soft; a cool breeze ruffled the feathery tips of the tarweed. The Rules of the Game

The tarweed, especially, was stubborn under even the most vigorous wielding of his sharpened hoe. The Rules of the Game

单词	tarweed
例句	tarweed The tarweed clung to my socks, and a happy little bee hovered by my elbow. How Natural Wine Became a Symbol of Virtuous Consumption 2019-11-18T05:00:00Z Under the common designation of "tarweed," plants belonging to two different genera—Madia and Hemizonia—and comprising thirty or forty species, may be found. The Wild Flowers of California: Their Names, Haunts, and Habits 2012-02-17T03:00:37.163Z Lysander, tired of waiting, came striding through the tarweed, with his hoe on his shoulder. Stories of the Foot-hills He looked down upon his clothes, stuccoed with tarweed burrs and wet mud. Stanford Stories Tales of a Young University Grasshoppers whirred everywhere; squirrels whistled; occasional little dust-devils whirled up the now thoroughly dry river-bed and the atmosphere was redolent of the aroma of dust and tarweed. The Pride of Palomar And the tinkle of pleasant waters, the song of a meadow lark, the distant mellow lowing of cows came to his ears; the smell of tarweed and of pines mingled in his nostrils. The Killer The man made no reply, but spat carefully into the tarweed. The Rules of the Game Tall, stately teasels stand like sentinels along the way, and the balsamic tarweed spreads its fragrance along the outer edge. Byways Around San Francisco Bay We tried him at sun-up, an' again at sundown, an' nights, too, laying in the chaparral an' tarweed, an' scouting up an' down that blame river, till we were sore. A Deal in Wheat and Other Stories of the New and Old West The doorway was shadowed, the blackness of the barn's interior behind it, the scent of clean hay drifting out and mingling with the scents of baked earth and tarweed that came from the heated fields. Treasure and Trouble Therewith A Tale of California The meadow at the back was gay with mariposa lilies, melodious with bees and birds, aromatic with the mingled essences of tarweed, lads-love, and the pines. The Killer He raked carefully his broad path among the pine needles, laying bare the brown earth; hoed and chopped in the tarweed and brush. The Rules of the Game We are plowing a piece of light sandy mesa land, dry, which has considerable tarweed and other weeds growing before plowing. One Thousand Questions in California Agriculture Answered The valley swam under a haze of pure heat; a buzzard hung motionless over the cabin, and the dry air was sweet with resinous scent of pines and manzanita and even of tarweed. Sisters The stifling heat, the whirling dust clouds broken by whiffs of air, dry as from a kiln and impregnated with the pungent scent of the tarweed, made the men drowsy. Treasure and Trouble Therewith A Tale of California But with the dust and sky come the unbroken succession of days of sunshine, the dry invigorating air, scented by the resin of the tarweed, and the boundless overflow of vine and orchard. California and the Californians Up the slope they galloped, whirled around the end of the fire line, and began eagerly to lick up the tarweed and needles of the ridge-top. The Rules of the Game The tiny flames licked past them in the tarweed; they did not heed. The Rules of the Game With short, quick jabs of his hoe, he was tearing away at the tough tarweed. The Rules of the Game The brushed marks went not only through the carpet of pine needles, but through the tarweed, the snow brush, the manzañita. The Rules of the Game The fire had leaped the cleared path and was greedily eating in all directions through the short, pitchy growth of tarweed. The Rules of the Game The Douglas squirrels scampered and barked; the birds twittered and flashed or slanted in long flight through the trees; the sun shone soft; a cool breeze ruffled the feathery tips of the tarweed. The Rules of the Game The tarweed, especially, was stubborn under even the most vigorous wielding of his sharpened hoe. The Rules of the Game
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