Elms can be categorized as a noun.
Noun |
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| elm - any of various trees of the genus Ulmus: important timber or shade trees | ||
| elm - hard tough wood of an elm tree; used for e.g. implements and furniture |
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| 1. | noun | Through the clear wintry sunshine the bells this morning rang from the gray church tower amid the leafless elms, and up the walk the villagers trooped in their best dresses and their best faces — the latter a little reddened by the sharp wind: mere redness in the middle aged; in the maids, wonderful bloom to the eyes of their lovers — and took their places decently in the ancient pews. | |
| 2. | noun | One day in early spring he had so far relaxed as to go for a walk with me in the Park, where the first faint shoots of green were breaking out upon the elms, and the sticky spear-heads of the chestnuts were just beginning to burst into their five-fold leaves. | |
| 3. | noun | In our Mediterranean forest, there are lots of trees: oak, pine, willow, ash, elm, etc.. | |
| 4. | noun | We have a Japanese elm in our garden which always looks particularly gorgeous in autumn. | |
| 5. | noun | In the Mediterranean forests, we have many kinds of trees: oak, pine, willow, ash, elm, and others. | |
| 6. | noun | Don't ask an elm tree for pears. | |
| 7. | noun | In our Mediterranean forest, there are lots of trees: oak, pine, willow, ash, elm, etc.. | |
| 8. | noun | We have a Japanese elm in our garden which always looks particularly gorgeous in autumn. | |
| 9. | noun | In the Mediterranean forests, we have many kinds of trees: oak, pine, willow, ash, elm, and others. | |
| 10. | noun | Don't ask an elm tree for pears. |
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| Through the clear wintry sunshine the bells this morning rang from the gray church tower amid the leafless elms, and up the walk the villagers trooped in their best dresses and their best faces — the latter a little reddened by the sharp wind: mere redness in the middle aged; in the maids, wonderful bloom to the eyes of their lovers — and took their places decently in the ancient pews. | |
| One day in early spring he had so far relaxed as to go for a walk with me in the Park, where the first faint shoots of green were breaking out upon the elms, and the sticky spear-heads of the chestnuts were just beginning to burst into their five-fold leaves. | |
| In our Mediterranean forest, there are lots of trees: oak, pine, willow, ash, elm, etc.. | |
| We have a Japanese elm in our garden which always looks particularly gorgeous in autumn. | |
| In the Mediterranean forests, we have many kinds of trees: oak, pine, willow, ash, elm, and others. | |
| Don't ask an elm tree for pears. | |
| In our Mediterranean forest, there are lots of trees: oak, pine, willow, ash, elm, etc.. | |
| We have a Japanese elm in our garden which always looks particularly gorgeous in autumn. | |
| In the Mediterranean forests, we have many kinds of trees: oak, pine, willow, ash, elm, and others. | |
| Don't ask an elm tree for pears. | |