orchard
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3.2
- noun
- /ˈɔrʧərd/
:
huerto
- I took her for our anniversary to that apple orchard.
- apple orchard
- fruit orchard
- orchard trees
And we're moving forward and say, OK, we've got to the orchard.
- And we're moving forward and say, OK, we've got to the orchard.
- So they all came to us because pitch and I knew every just about every orchard in Sunnyvale.
- So if I say an orchard sprawls across the valley, I haven't said wide shot.
- They were the most delicious fruit that I had out of that orchard.
- They, they know the concept of low hanging fruit, but they don't think in terms of orchards.
- And it's definitely got a tart green apple scent to it says fresh from the orchard flavor.
- And then we got an e-mail and said, hey, there's this cute little pig that was found in an orchard, and her name is Amy.
- But if you want to use a few more, some guys go and they steal some pears from an orchard.
- So that has not changed, and many injustices of the past still have not disappeared from our nation's fields, orchards and vineyards.
- He he appears to live like on an orchard of some kind and he's like a high school kid in Fresno, CA right.
- He he knew we'd be sitting in the field watching in an orchard or whatever, just making sure he was the guy who was there when the apple came down.
Examples
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Go to the apple orchard.
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As they drew closer to the orchard, she noticed the drooping and heavy branches.
Fiction book (1993) -
I've been out working in the orchard.
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Selena would walk by herself around the orchard, too, collecting things to play with.
Fiction book (1992) -
I wanted to make a gift to you, these pears, I received from my parent's orchard in Normandy today.
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Casimiro Sanchez makes his living from an orchard on the edge of town.
Academic text (2011) -
Later, Selena and Granny would walk through the orchard looking for fallen feathers.
Fiction book (1992) -
Redmond claimed the orchard was almost one hundred acres in size when he purchased it in 1854.
Academic text (2015) -
The dark purple hills hem in the silver-green orchard and close off the horizon.
Academic text (1993) -
We enjoyed a sunny day picking apples at the orchard.
Synonyms
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1.6
A place with many apple trees that grow fruit
4
2.8
A piece of land planted with orange trees to grow oranges
1
2.8
An area of land with many peach trees that grow fruit
1
2.7
An area of land where people grow lemon trees for fruit
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Etymology
Orchard comes from old English parts ort meaning 'plant' and geard meaning 'yard' or 'enclosure'. It originally meant a 'plant-yard' or small garden, so an orchard is a piece of land planted with fruit trees.