leaf (through) (Meaning)

leaf (through)

to turn the pages of (a book, a magazine, etc.)

The wind howled through the trembling leaves, creating a haunting symphony.
After the rainstorm, the glistening raindrops hung on the leaves like diamonds through glass.
The sunlight peeked through the canopy, casting ethereal shadows through the dense foliage.
A gentle breeze whispered through the leaves, carrying the sweet scent of blooming flowers.
The rustling leaves danced and twirled in the wind, a captivating ballet through the air.
The leaves turned vibrant shades of gold and crimson in the fall, illuminating the forest with their fiery foliage.
As the seasons changed, the leaves fell, their brittle bodies rustling through the crisp autumn air.
Needles, a type of modified leaf, covered the branches of the pine tree, providing a protective layer against the cold.
The leaves of the succulent plant were thick and fleshy, storing water for times of drought.
The leaf miner larvae burrowed through the leaves, creating intricate tunnels that resembled miniature mazes.

to turn the pages of (a book, a magazine, etc.)

thumb (through), pore (over), wade (through), dip (into), slog (through), skim, scan, gobble (up), devour, read

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The wind howled through the trembling leaves, creating a haunting symphony.

After the rainstorm, the glistening raindrops hung on the leaves like diamonds through glass.

The sunlight peeked through the canopy, casting ethereal shadows through the dense foliage.

A gentle breeze whispered through the leaves, carrying the sweet scent of blooming flowers.