英和和英

O Willow by the Brook?―

O willow by the brook?

willow chops

a wicker trunk

the shade of a willow tree

a willow called osier

The willow bends to the wind―bends before the wind.

a willow in front of a gate

a weeping willow

“Reeds stand when oaks fall”【イディオム・格言的】

（烈しい攻撃などなら）He softly eludes their furious attacks―（男に口説かれるのなら）―She softly eludes his importunities.

“Reeds stand when oaks fall”【イディオム・格言的】

There is a willow by the well.

A fox isn't caught twice in the same snare.

a basket woven from willow branches and filled with pebble stones, piled on each other along the river bank to prevent flooding, called 'yanagi- kago'

to bind a wicker-trunk with a cord―cord a wicker-trunk

a traveling bag made of willow

A willow-twig easily takes root.

a willow branch that is slender like a thread

A willow twig soon takes root.

In yielding is strength

an armor made of willow

The willow-cutting has taken root.

I gave no heed to the remark.

Willow branches don't break under the weight of snow.

a bud sprouting on a willow branch

Chances are not blackberries.

a willow whose branches are long and hanging down, called weeping willow

the southern constellation of the twenty-eight solar stages along the celestial sphere, called 'Nurikoboshi'

a box made of willow