dewdrop in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for dewdrop in the English»Spanish Dictionary

dewdrop [Am ˈd(j)uˌdrɑp, Brit ˈdjuːdrɒp] N

dewdrop

gota f de rocío

Translations for dewdrop in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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aljófar de rocío liter

dewdrop

una gota de rocío

a dewdrop

dewdrop in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for dewdrop in the English»Spanish Dictionary

dewdrop [ˈdju:drɒp, Am ˈdu:drɑ:p] N

dewdrop

gota f de rocío

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English

The snowflake beginning the avalanche remained unseen; the dewdrop that started the deluge could not be identified.

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Hence, there is a mystical meaning to be found in a leaf, in a mountain trail, in a dewdrop, in a poor person's face.

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On the leaf surface a milky or opaque dewdrop can be noticed during early morning time.

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Common names include golden dewdrop, pigeon berry, and skyflower.

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It was like dewdrops dripping from the heavens on parched urban souls as one lovely song made way to another till it drenched us in sublime joy.

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Dewdrops is an innovative and new form of short poems on universal themes containing nature and humanism.

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Whether you are looking at a dewdrop, a daisy or a daffodil, it is the very fragility coupled with their beauty that will impress you.

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At the time the clear dewdrops were gleaming in the early morning light, and the new leaves of the paulownia were just beginning to unfold.

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Like dewdrops strung around her wafer wrist, something the photographers would have said.

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I have to be very careful when setting up my tripod and camera, so as not to hit the grass or vegetation and cause the dewdrops to fall.

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