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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a load of trees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a large quantity of trees, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "The new park will feature a load of trees to provide shade and improve air quality."
Alternatives: "a bunch of trees" or "a lot of trees".
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The year I just hacked down a load of fir tree branches from the trees in my garden and arranged them, it looked fabulous – I had so may compliments on my Christmas display.
I loved lemons and my next-door neighbour had a load of lemon trees.
They are taking a load of Christmas trees from Quebec to Brooklyn, where they will set up a corner stand.
The vacant house in the "Zuma" collection was repeatedly burned by firemen — Divola had originally thought it was the work of an "arsonist with a trunk load of trees" — and marked with the artist's squiggly graffiti.
A traffic officer was writing a parking ticket for his truck, which had just delivered a fresh load of trees.
The corps saluted a load of new oak trees that arrived on a tugboat, via the same route that the last barge of city garbage took exactly 10 years ago, from Flushing, Queens.
You're going to love reminiscing about the wedding – the part where you worried about sounding too sarcastic during your vows; the part where you had to chase a load of kids away from the tree you wanted to have your picture taken next to.
The fruits were thinned before pit hardening to a load of only 30 40 fruits per tree according to vigour, in order to allow a full expression of fruit size not limited by competition.
A tree, a handsome green pine, immediately dropped a load of snow on her head.
After the initial domain decomposition, it needs to be performed only when there is an imbalance in the load of tree pieces.
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