frond|fronds in English

noun

[frɑnd /frɒnd]

divided leaf (Botany)

Use "frond|fronds" in a sentence

1. They’re also a wonderful food source for wildlife, providing fruit (palm berries), shelter – the “Bootjacks” (frond stubs left on the trunk) harbor all sorts of critters, and the hanging brown fronds may house bats.

2. " With fronds like these, who needs anemones? "

3. The man in frond of you is a thief from England.

4. A lion's mane jellyfish nestled in a kelp frond.

5. Give each elbow room to display its fronds.

6. The gently wavering fronds of a willow tree.

7. Don't walk in frond of me I may not follow.

8. There is a beggar frond of the building in the school.

9. Left and right pallets are wide in frond and narrow in back triangle.

10. North American fern with narrow fronds on yellowish leafstalks.

11. Feather fronds also come in two varieties: pinnate and Bipinnate

12. Now, of course, back home, dead palmetto fronds are ideal.

13. You can also wrap a tree in palm tree frond leaves, cornstalks or fiberglass.

14. A: Mr. Johnson, There is a Mircrobus waiting at the frond door.

15. Why did gorgeous usurer nurture these fronds for your pleasure?

16. You can pleat palm fronds to make huts, umbrellas and baskets.

17. Is the fat lady in frond of the hotel the reporter from HongKong?

18. When his dear, weary head appeared under a palm frond I could have leaped for joy.

19. When frond is short of magnesium, what effect can you have to the plant?

20. The apical cell and cell act as the ancestor cells of frond and rhizoid.

21. 30 They did not have hair, but trailing fronds of leaves and bracken.

22. We collected fronds from the pine trees and lined the bottom with them.

23. Areca Palms have smooth, yellow cane-like trunks with narrow and full fronds

24. A frond of endive approached his lips, hovered, was gripped firmly by admirably white teeth.

25. Male silkworm moths have two elaborate antennae that look like tiny, delicate fern fronds.