Definition of bosk in US English:

bosk

noun bäskbäsk

A thicket of bushes; a small wood.
Example sentencesExamples
- He sees in the predicament of weekend fathers patrolling ‘the Olmsted bosks of Central Park, / Its children-thronged resorts, / Pain-tainted ground’ that of lost souls in a circle of a Dantesque hell.
- Yet below the mesquite bosk that edges the bed of Cienagua Creek, water gurgles up and flows intermittently from a mostly underground stream.
- The woodlands and open spaces of Northern Bruce Peninsula, their alvars, meadows, bosks and bogs with their rich communities of flora and fauna, offer that fundamental tranquillity.
- Equipped with protecting clothes, face mask and the paintball gun, positioned in the deep bushes, thick bosks and high blockhouse, all these make a lifelike fighting atmosphere.
- Quadrangles and courtyards should be planted with relatively formal rows or bosks of flowering trees to provide seasonal color and to maintain landscape fabric consistent with the intimate scale of the contained spaces.
- The English seem to turn bosks into lawns and topiaries; the Americans send in sheep and cattle to munch them into extinction.
- Tensile fabric canopies and small bosks of honey locusts offer spots of shade.
- In daytime, it always hides in forest fringes or bosks, sometimes climbs cliffs of flowstone beach and bare rocks.

Definition of bosk in US English:

bosk

nounbäsk

A thicket of bushes; a small wood.
Example sentencesExamples
- Quadrangles and courtyards should be planted with relatively formal rows or bosks of flowering trees to provide seasonal color and to maintain landscape fabric consistent with the intimate scale of the contained spaces.
- Yet below the mesquite bosk that edges the bed of Cienagua Creek, water gurgles up and flows intermittently from a mostly underground stream.
- In daytime, it always hides in forest fringes or bosks, sometimes climbs cliffs of flowstone beach and bare rocks.
- The woodlands and open spaces of Northern Bruce Peninsula, their alvars, meadows, bosks and bogs with their rich communities of flora and fauna, offer that fundamental tranquillity.
- He sees in the predicament of weekend fathers patrolling ‘the Olmsted bosks of Central Park, / Its children-thronged resorts, / Pain-tainted ground’ that of lost souls in a circle of a Dantesque hell.
- Equipped with protecting clothes, face mask and the paintball gun, positioned in the deep bushes, thick bosks and high blockhouse, all these make a lifelike fighting atmosphere.
- Tensile fabric canopies and small bosks of honey locusts offer spots of shade.
- The English seem to turn bosks into lawns and topiaries; the Americans send in sheep and cattle to munch them into extinction.

单词	bosk
释义	Definition of bosk in US English: bosk noun bäskbäsk A thicket of bushes; a small wood. Example sentencesExamples He sees in the predicament of weekend fathers patrolling ‘the Olmsted bosks of Central Park, / Its children-thronged resorts, / Pain-tainted ground’ that of lost souls in a circle of a Dantesque hell. Yet below the mesquite bosk that edges the bed of Cienagua Creek, water gurgles up and flows intermittently from a mostly underground stream. The woodlands and open spaces of Northern Bruce Peninsula, their alvars, meadows, bosks and bogs with their rich communities of flora and fauna, offer that fundamental tranquillity. Equipped with protecting clothes, face mask and the paintball gun, positioned in the deep bushes, thick bosks and high blockhouse, all these make a lifelike fighting atmosphere. Quadrangles and courtyards should be planted with relatively formal rows or bosks of flowering trees to provide seasonal color and to maintain landscape fabric consistent with the intimate scale of the contained spaces. The English seem to turn bosks into lawns and topiaries; the Americans send in sheep and cattle to munch them into extinction. Tensile fabric canopies and small bosks of honey locusts offer spots of shade. In daytime, it always hides in forest fringes or bosks, sometimes climbs cliffs of flowstone beach and bare rocks. Definition of bosk in US English: bosk nounbäsk A thicket of bushes; a small wood. Example sentencesExamples Quadrangles and courtyards should be planted with relatively formal rows or bosks of flowering trees to provide seasonal color and to maintain landscape fabric consistent with the intimate scale of the contained spaces. Yet below the mesquite bosk that edges the bed of Cienagua Creek, water gurgles up and flows intermittently from a mostly underground stream. In daytime, it always hides in forest fringes or bosks, sometimes climbs cliffs of flowstone beach and bare rocks. The woodlands and open spaces of Northern Bruce Peninsula, their alvars, meadows, bosks and bogs with their rich communities of flora and fauna, offer that fundamental tranquillity. He sees in the predicament of weekend fathers patrolling ‘the Olmsted bosks of Central Park, / Its children-thronged resorts, / Pain-tainted ground’ that of lost souls in a circle of a Dantesque hell. Equipped with protecting clothes, face mask and the paintball gun, positioned in the deep bushes, thick bosks and high blockhouse, all these make a lifelike fighting atmosphere. Tensile fabric canopies and small bosks of honey locusts offer spots of shade. The English seem to turn bosks into lawns and topiaries; the Americans send in sheep and cattle to munch them into extinction.
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