Examples of using Same tree in English and their translations into Turkish
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No, same tree.
That's not the same tree.
The same tree blocked the door.
How can that same tree?
This same tree seems to repeat throughout.
Whole clay under that same tree.
All the apartments have the same trees on their terrace except for that one.
You, me, Martin Sheen, all chained to the same tree.
You mean he painted the same tree over and over again?
That is why the whole five million don't follow one another to the same tree.
All the apartments have the same trees on their terrace except for that one.
We all have the same roots, and we are all branches of the same tree.
Under that same tree years ago. the fact that I buried a large amount of gold.
You got hard eyes, you're staring at the same tree, missing the forest.
There's only one cure for what you have got… you both need to lie under the same tree.
But to then catch a buffalo under the very same tree, that's just ridiculous.
That's just ridiculous. But to then catch a buffalo under the very same tree.
Leopards have climbed this same tree for over 500 years, generation after generation.
Except for that one. All the apartments have the same trees on their terrace.
On their terrace except for that one. I mean, all the apartments have the same trees.
We don't see the same mountains, the same trees. We sit, you and I, in front of the same landscape.
The male and female flowers are on separate catkins, but on the same tree monoecious.
I want to see more than the same trees, the same hills, a face that isn't yours.
I really loved the photoshopped picture of both us peeking around the same tree.
We sit, you and I, we don't see the same mountains, the same trees. in front of the same landscape.
We sit, you and I, in front of the same landscape,we don't see the same mountains, the same trees.
They cluster in the same grove, sometimes even the same tree, as the great-grandparents who started this strange odyssey.
Without that map,we would wander around for 10 lifetimes and never see the same tree twice.
We found this leopard in a 2,000-year-old baobab tree in Africa, the same tree that we found her mother in and her grandmother.
Now she was on the other sideof the orchard and standing in the path outside a wall--much lower down--and there was the same tree inside.