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leaf
foglia
I. leaf <pl leaves> [ingl brit liːf, ingl am lif] SOST
1. leaf (of plant):
leaf
to come into leaf tree:
2. leaf:
leaf (of paper)
leaf (of book)
leaf (of book)
3. leaf (of gold, silver):
leaf
4. leaf (of table):
leaf (hinged)
II. -leafed, -leaved COMP
III. leaf [ingl brit liːf, ingl am lif] VB vb trans
leaf → leaf through
IV. leaf [ingl brit liːf, ingl am lif] VB vb intr
leaf tree:
leaf
V. leaf [ingl brit liːf, ingl am lif]
to shake like a leaf
to take a leaf out of sb's book
leaf through VB [liːf -] (leaf through [sth])
leaf through pages, papers, book, magazine
leaf through introduction
leaf mould, leaf mold [ingl brit, ingl am ˈlif ˌmoʊld] SOST
leaf mould
loose-leaf [ingl brit ˌluːsˈliːf, ingl am ˈlus ˈˌlif] AGG
loose-leaf
loose-leaf binder, loose-leaf folder
seed leaf <pl seed leaves> [ingl am ˈsid ˌlif] SOST
seed leaf
leaf vegetable [ˌliːfˈvedʒtəbl] SOST
vine leaf <pl vine leaves> [ˈvaɪnliːf] SOST
vine leaf
leaf through VB [liːf -] (leaf through [sth])
leaf through pages, papers, book, magazine
leaf through introduction
thousand-leaf [ˈθaʊzndliːf] SOST BOT
fig leaf <pl fig leaves> [ingl brit, ingl am ˈfɪɡ ˌlif] SOST BOT
fig leaf
foglia f di fico also ARTE
fig it's just a fig leaf!
leaf bud [ˈliːfbʌd] SOST
leaf bud
inglese
inglese
italiano
italiano
leaf <leaves> [li:f] SOST
1. leaf of plant:
leaf
2. leaf (foliage):
leaf
to be in [or come into] leaf
3. leaf (piece of paper):
leaf
leaf of paper
4. leaf (thin layer):
5. leaf of table:
leaf
locuzioni:
to take a leaf from sb's book
to shake like a leaf
maple leaf SOST
maple leaf
leaf through VB vb trans
leaf through
bay leaf SOST
bay leaf
palm leaf <leaves> SOST
palm leaf
gold leaf SOST
gold leaf
four-leaf clover SOST
loose-leaf notebook SOST
italiano
italiano
inglese
inglese
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But patience, after all, is what making leaf mould is all about.
www.telegraph.co.uk
They do well in containers as long as you add plenty of leaf mould to the potting compost and give them enough room.
www.dailymail.co.uk
I use well-rotted leaf mould as a component in our home-made potting compost.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Another secret of good leaf mould is to make sure the gathered leaves are thoroughly wet, as fungi need moisture to operate.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Mulch with compost or leaf mould in autumn or winter.
www.independent.co.uk