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feuille
I. leaf <pl leaves [liːvz]> [ingl brit liːf, ingl am lif] SOST
1. leaf (of plant):
leaf
to come into leaf
2. leaf:
leaf (of paper)
leaf (of book)
leaf (of book)
feuillet m term tecn
3. leaf (of gold, silver):
leaf
4. leaf (of table):
leaf (hinged)
II. -leafed, -leaved COMP
red-leaf
III. leaf [ingl brit liːf, ingl am lif]
to shake like a leaf
to take a leaf out of sb's book
to turn over a new leaf
leaf mould ingl brit, leaf mold ingl am SOST
leaf mould
drop-leaf SOST (of table)
drop-leaf
seed leaf SOST
seed leaf
dock leaf SOST
dock leaf
fig leaf SOST
fig leaf BOT
fig leaf (in painting)
fig it's just a fig leaf!
gold leaf SOST
gold leaf
loose-leaf AGG
loose-leaf
loose-leaf binder, loose-leaf folder
leaf tobacco SOST
leaf tobacco
leaf vegetable SOST
inglese
inglese
francese
francese
leaf <leaves> [li:f] SOST
1. leaf a. BOT, TECN:
leaf
2. leaf (table part):
leaf
locuzioni:
to take a leaf from sb's book
to shake like a leaf
tea leaf SOST
tea leaf
maple leaf SOST
maple leaf
gold leaf SOST no pl, no indet art
gold leaf
loose-leaf AGG
loose-leaf
loose-leaf book
four-leaf clover, four-leaved clover SOST
palm leaf
francese
francese
inglese
inglese
inglese
inglese
francese
francese
leaf <leaves> [lif] SOST
1. leaf a. BOT, TECN:
leaf
2. leaf (table part):
leaf
locuzioni:
to take a leaf out of sb's book
to shake like a leaf
tea leaf SOST
tea leaf
gold leaf SOST no indet art
gold leaf
loose-leaf AGG
loose-leaf
loose-leaf book
maple leaf SOST
maple leaf
four-leaf clover SOST
palm leaf
francese
francese
inglese
inglese
Present
Ileaf
youleaf
he/she/itleafs
weleaf
youleaf
theyleaf
Past
Ileafed
youleafed
he/she/itleafed
weleafed
youleafed
theyleafed
Present Perfect
Ihaveleafed
youhaveleafed
he/she/ithasleafed
wehaveleafed
youhaveleafed
theyhaveleafed
Past Perfect
Ihadleafed
youhadleafed
he/she/ithadleafed
wehadleafed
youhadleafed
theyhadleafed
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Use a loam-based compost mixed with grit (two parts compost to one part grit) adding some well-rotted leaf mould if you have it.
www.independent.co.uk
Left alone, most leaves take about a year to decompose into leaf mould.
www.odt.co.nz
About 500 species in four families are found worldwide, living in soil and leaf mould.
en.wikipedia.org
Gunmetal gangrene pine needles dripping leaf mould fungus, a barely there weightless dream flight of imaginings; one touch and you are transported.
theconversation.com
I use well-rotted leaf mould as a component in our home-made potting compost.
www.dailymail.co.uk