string of beads

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Definition of string of beads - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
jewelryseveral beads threaded together on a string
- She wore a beautiful string of beads around her neck.
2.
metaphorseries of similar items or events
- The festival was a string of beads of fun activities.
3.
plantRare succulent vine with bead-like leavesRare
- The string of beads hung gracefully from the pot.
Images of string of beads

several beads threaded together on a string 
succulent vine with bead-like leaves
Terms with string of beads included in their meaning
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jewelry
ornamental chain or string of beads worn around the neck
religion
string of beads for counting prayers
religious item
string of beads used for counting prayers
religion
recite prayers using a string of beads
prayer beads
string of beads used for counting prayers
design
narrow molding shaped like a string of beads
shapes
having a shape resembling a string of beads
Examples of string of beads in a sentence
She gifted her friend a string of beads for the ceremony. The book series was a string of beads of thrilling adventures. His career was a string of beads of successful projects. The gardener admired the string of beads in the greenhouse. She propagated a string of beads from a single cutting.
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- French:collier de perles, un chapelet, ...
- German:Perlenkette, Erbsenpflanze, ...
- Italian:filo di perline, collana di perle, ...
- Spanish:rosario, sucesión, ...
- Portuguese:colar de contas, ...
- Chinese:珠串, 一系列活动, ...
- Japanese:ビーズのネックレス, 連続, ...
- Arabic:سِلسِلة خَرَز, سلسلة حَبَات, ...
- Hebrew:שַׂרְשֶׁרֶת חֲרוּזִים, מַחְרוֹזֶת, ...
- Russian:нить бус, череда, ...
- Ukrainian:намисто, низка, ...
- Hindi:मनकों की माला, मोतियों की लड़ी, ...
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