pinecone in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for pinecone in the English»Italian Dictionary

pinecone N

pinecone

pigna f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

There water flowed copiously from the top of the pinecone.

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They discover hidden groves, collect pinecones, balance on fallen logs and marvel at spider-webs glistening with early morning dew.

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More heaters were dotted throughout the area and included large steel pinecone fire pits that visitors could cosy up to.

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It is one of the tallest trees in the world, and its massive pinecones average between 10 and 20 inches in length.

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Urns usually use at least three different types of evergreens, pinecones, and some form of red berries.

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There are several such systems in plants, but most are very small the pinecone is the largest and therefore the easiest to work on.

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Fuel is any biomass, such as twigs, pinecones or wood pellets and the stove is claimed to be carbon neutral.

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It's visible in the arrangement of petals in flowers, seeds in a pinecone, branches in trees and spirals of nautilus shells, for example.

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There's lots of mucus and blood-clots the size of flattened pinecones.

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Part of that lawsuit revolved around how bears adapt to the decline of a major food source: whitebark pinecone seeds.

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