The oak tree remained standing after the storm.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

That big wind last night shook all the fruit off the tree.

The wind swayed the branches of the trees.

The trees were nodding in the wind.

The tree fell over in the typhoon.

The wind moved the branches of the trees.

The tree was blown down.

The oak projected a shadow on the ground.

The wind sighed in the branches.

The trees were sighing [soughing] in the wind.

The branches thumped the shutters in the wind.

The wind brought [blew] down a large number of trees.

Lightning struck the pine tree.

The tree came crashing down.

After the typhoon, many cedars can be seen, dying where they stand.

That tree was blown over by a storm.

A big tree fell in the storm.

He held on to the branch like grim death.

Fallen trees barred the way.

The tree fell (over) in the storm.

The tree was blown down.

The palm trees waved in the strong breeze.

The tall tree was struck by lightning.

The trees were swayed by the strong wind.

The trees were swayed by the strong wind.

The old tree fell in the storm.

Many a tree was blown down by the typhoon.

The trees break (the force of) the wind.

The oak was entwined with ivy.

The road was obstructed by some fallen trees.

The wind brought down a large number of trees.