Noun
tropical American trees with palmately compound leaves and showy bell-shaped flowers
Source: WordNetTriton expects a U.S.$200m development program to enable La Ceiba and associated fields to produce convert by late 2001, despite disappointments and technical problems at the beginning of the year. Source: Internet
CAL flies to La Ceiba three times a week now and travellers traverse through Grand Cayman to continue on to New York, Miami and Kingston, Jamaica. Source: Internet
S. Marine Corps via Getty Images In this U.S. Navy handout, a U.S. Marine assigned to Battalion Landing Team, 2nd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment, 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit (26th MEU), and a local resident work together to clear a tree in Ceiba. Source: Internet
This is a demon that takes the form of a beautiful woman and manifests itself near the mouth of a cave at the base of the Ceiba tree, the sacred tree of the Ancient Maya. Source: Internet
Flying to La Ceiba, the so-called festival city of Honduras, I meet a Frenchman who is married to a national. Source: Internet
By 1990 an additional five free zones were in operation in Omoa, Coloma, Tela, La Ceiba, and Amapala. Source: Internet