えだ
Meanings
Noun
1. branch; bough; limb; twig; sprig; spray
It's about time we pruned the branches.
Pitch accent
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Used in vocabulary (32 in total)
branches and leaves; foliage; unimportant details; nonessentials; side issue
edamame (green soybeans)
twig; spray
Examples (32 in total)
Don't break the branches.
Look at the branches and the roots.
The cat hid among the branches.
The tree spread its branches abroad.
It's about time we pruned the branches.
The branches of the two trees are intertwined.
The bough bent under the weight of the snow.
He cut off a branch from the tree.
The lamp was suspended from the branch of a tree.
The branch bent but did not break.
An olive branch symbolizes peace.
The branch broke under the weight of the snow.
The branches that were blown away grow back.
The long branches of the weeping willow are swaying in the wind.
I went around picking up fallen, dried branches.
He chopped down the branch with an ax.
Running in a straight line, using the branches of the Japanese cedar as footholds.
The branch began to bend as I climbed along it.
Someone dropped down from atop that thick branch.
Indeed, if you don't crouch down properly, the branches might catch on you.
I snipped off the tips of the overgrown branches to tidy up the shape.
Once cut, the branches are removed to make lumber.
A big snake slithers along the branch.
The starry sky is nowhere to be seen, blocked by the densely clustered branches.
Decorate the peach branches with festival ornaments and hand them over.
A rope had been strung from branch to branch in a slightly open area.
The trunk extends toward the ceiling, and white branches spread out.
More importantly, who exactly broke off the cherry blossom branch, and how?
The branch of the tree that I had cut off as a test had been restored by the next day.
I threw away the branch and took a bite of the bread I was holding in my left hand.
She breaks a thin branch in two and casts it into the fire.
In the shade of the tree in the garden, there was a shadow staring intently from atop a branch.