Examples of using To a tree in English and their translations into Thai
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
I found him, froze to a tree.
What happens to a tree that's rotted out?
I found her frozen to a tree.
I tethered him to a tree just over there.
That you have been married to a tree!
I tethered him to a tree just over there.- Vincent?
They wouldn't keep someone tied to a tree.
The assailant tied the girl to a tree and covered the ground.
You know, I think after being handcuffed to a tree, I.
Like a cicada that sticks to a tree like glue and cries all summer long!
At least we're not tied to a tree.
At least we're not tied to a tree in the middle of nowhere… surrounded by bloodthirsty wolves.
I swear, I would chain myself to a tree.
They said I had to be initiated into a club… by being tied to a tree alone in the orchard for an hour. When I tramped through the stickers and found them.
I just found this tied to a tree.
No one thinks, neither is there knowledge nor understanding to say,"I have burned part of it in the fire. Yes, I have also baked bread on its coals. I have roasted meat and eaten it. Shall I make the rest of it into an abomination?Shall I bow down to a tree trunk?
That servant was bound to a tree nearby.
Sometimes to catch a wolf, you need to tie the bait to a tree.
Their God is a corpse nailed to a tree.
I examined the remains of a woman who would been tied to a tree and whipped for cheating on her husband.
They're taking care of me here, but I would feel better if I could tie Stretch to a tree and use him as a hammock.
I'm probably just talking to a tree right now.
When I tramped through the stickers andfound them… they said I had to be initiated into a club… by being tied to a tree alone in the orchard for an hour.
I'm probably just talking to a tree right now.
In fact, part of the charm and the innovation of the work here is that so many makers aren't artists at all, but scientists or engineers or welders or garbage collectors, and their works cross disciplinary boundaries, from a grove of origami mushrooms that developed out of the design for a yurt to a tree that responds to the voices and biorhythms of all those around it through 175,000 LEDs embedded in its leaves.
I'm probably just talking to a tree right now.
But I would feel better if I could tie Stretch to a tree and use him as a hammock.