Oaks may fall when reeds stand the storm.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

An old oak is groaning in the storm.

They took cover from the rain [sun] under a tree.

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

In the present conditions of strong wind and heavy rain, we can't send a rescue squad.

The leaves are fresh after a rainfall.

A big tree has fallen in the storm.

able to withstand exposure to weather without damage

The leaves look fresh in the rain.

The branch couldn't sustain the weight of snow and it broke.

Those who are burnt out, have no shelter.

The trees were swayed by the strong wind.

The big oak tree breaks the force of the wind.

The typhoon bared the tree of its fruit.

Bamboo shoots are shooting up one after another all over the bamboo grove after the rain.

It is a tumble―down cottage that will barely keep out the rain―barely shelter you from the rain.

Timber moulds in close air.

The thick branch the child hung on to snapped off.

The palm trees waved in the strong breeze.

Frost kills some plants.

It is a tumble-down cottage that will barely shelter you from the rain―barely keep out the rain.

Just before it rains, my old knee injuries start to act up.

Tall trees catch much wind.

The typhoon tumbled a tree on my yard.

Rather than doing any good, the rain did a great deal of harm to the crop.

Frost has blasted the grapevines.

Luxuriant foliage chokes the inner leaves.

Don't take cover under a tree at the time of a thunderstorm.

Tropical rain forests must be preserved for posterity.

the saw buckled when it hit a knot

The tree fell over in the typhoon.