adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
avenue
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It was situated in a wide, tree-lined avenue in what she took to be the smarter part of Richmond.
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From Hamsterley village, it is approached through the forest and finally a spectacular tree-lined avenue .
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They were walking up a narrow tree-lined avenue that led to the Champs-Elysees.
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A man and his wife positioned themselves in the middle of one of the tree-lined avenues and sang ballads to a harmonica.
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An unattractive, cement-filled track in the morning magically becomes a welcoming tree-lined avenue by mid-afternoon.
street
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Their hotel was in a wide tree-lined street in the centre of town, surrounded by pretty cafés, restaurants and boutiques.
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Lakes and tree-lined streets dominate the rest of Hanoi, built along the murky Red River.
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The town has no real hills and has many pleasant tree-lined streets .
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We walked hours and hours along tree-lined streets and riverbanks.
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Along the short tree-lined street there are several eighteenth-century three-storey weavers' cottages with the characteristic long windows to the upper-floor workshops.
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Mark's Place, a tree-lined street filled with oversized townhouses.
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This genteel neighborhood of tree-lined streets and solid apartment houses used to be the most fashionable address in Lima.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Ducks have long been a nuisance at the tree-lined park.
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Eventually we came to an ancient tree-lined canal with a long-tailed water taxi parked at a dock.
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From Hamsterley village, it is approached through the forest and finally a spectacular tree-lined avenue.
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His family home has tree-lined grounds, including an ancient mulberry, and the snowdrops are out.
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Lakes and tree-lined streets dominate the rest of Hanoi, built along the murky Red River.
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Their hotel was in a wide tree-lined street in the centre of town, surrounded by pretty cafés, restaurants and boutiques.
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We walked hours and hours along tree-lined streets and riverbanks.