terebinth

1 The waving reeds against the pale sky, the sweeps of glasswort and terebinth, show delicate gradations of colour; harmonious, too, the tints of far-off sea and environing hills.

2 While luncheon is preparing in the shade of the terebinth, I wade into the brook and cast my fly along the ripples.

3 The eastern slopes are comparatively bare of trees; but the western are well supplied with oak, terebinth and pine.

4 Great Gjuro's winsome wife her greetings sends;    She begs that thou will sup with her this night,    And grant her those sweet sprays of terebinth.

5 We see in his pages the trees of the wood moved by the wind; the willows by the water-courses; the fresh branches sprouting from the stock of the pollard oak or terebinth.

6 Not only are oaks and terebinths included, but also palms.

7 In earlier times all was then thickly coated with clay, above which branches of palm, terebinth, and other trees were placed, and the whole was set on fire.

8 A figure passed among the slim terebinth columns.

9 Here lay the bitumen-stratum, there the brimstone one; so ran the vein of gunpowder, of nitre, terebinth and foul grease: this, were she inquisitive enough, History might partly know.

10 So gleams the ivory, inlaid with care In chest of terebinth, or boxwood scrine; And o'er his milk-white neck and shoulders fair, 172 Twined with the pliant gold, streams down the warrior's hair.

11 Awkward and shy he neared her, daring not To startle eyes that lost in reveries swam; From terebinths were fluttered scents, and from The soil's fermenting mounted odours hot.

12 The Shekh, with a number of lazy villagers, is still seated under the terebinth, in a tent of shade, impervious to the sun.

13 The latter was for several days afterwards indulged with a fresh bough of a tree for his residence, changed about, one day of oak, next of terebinth, then of sumach, or of pine, etc.

14 The lofty trees, the terebinth, the evergreen pine and the cypress were sacred to her; the pomegranate, the symbol of fruitfulness, was her peculiar fruit.

15 For Gold is more vile than the dry leaves that flutter and rustle in the Autumn wind under the terebinths.

16 In the process of producing terebinth and colophony, it's difficult to measure the amount of terebinth in the turpentine on line, but it's the key to realize automatic control for the whole process.

在蒸汽蒸馏连续法生产松香和松节油的过程中，澄清阶段的松节油含油量大小的在线检测一直是一个难点，也是整个生产过程实现自动控制的关键。

17 But Saul, and they, and all the children of Israel were in the valley of Terebinth fighting against the Philistines.

他们与撒乌耳和全以色列人都在厄拉谷，同培肋舍特人作战。

18 He discovered the sulphuric, muriatic and nitric acids, and was the first to compose alcohol and the essence of terebinth or turpentine.

19 In the afternoon we pass over the rim of the broad vale and descend a narrower ravine, where oaks and terebinths, laurels and balsams, pistachios and almonds are growing.

20 Not far from the city wall there is a superb terebinth tree, now in the full glory of its shining green leaves.

1 松节油

turpentinic terebinthine turpentine turps spirits of turpentine oil of turpentine

2 漆树科

mango cashew pistachio sumac mastic karree poison ivy poison oak smoke tree lacquer tree wax tree

3 笃 香树

turpentine