Definition of mallee in English:

mallee

noun ˈmaliˈmalē

1A low-growing bushy Australian eucalyptus which has several slender stems.
Genus Eucalyptus, family Myrtaceae: E. dumosa and other species
Example sentencesExamples
- The mallee is small type of eucalyptus which is extremely drought resistant.
- In 2007 we will be contributing 20,000 oil mallees in areas prone to land degradation.
- At the moment there are 900 farmers involved in planting oil mallees, and 20 million trees in the ground.
- The need for extensive plantings of mallees presents a crop that can provide farmers with a stable means of living.
- Trees and Acacia species were planted 1m apart and mallees were planted 0.5m apart in view of later thinning.
1. 1.1mass noun Scrub which is dominated by mallee, typical of some arid parts of Australia.
  Example sentencesExamples
  This contraption would knock down most of the mallee which would later be burned.
  Australia could only become really productive in terrain, soil, and vegetation as unique and perplexing as the mallee and the black soil plains, after it had forged its own slow agricultural revolution.
  The property stretches for about 60 km from north to south through a tremendous mix of flood plain country and mallee.
2. 1.2the Mallee Any semi-arid area of mainland Australia which has mallee scrub as its principal natural vegetation.
  moving to the Mallee was a major culture shock
  Example sentencesExamples
  If we think about the Mallee, we would have seen a great deal many more dust storms than we've seen.
  The bonnet flipped up on me in a dust-storm from the Mallee.
  The salinity schemes across the Mallee area have made a huge difference, that's well documented.
  It is in the Mallee where the hottest temperatures in the State most commonly occur during summer.
  Even in the Mallee, the driest region in the state, water pipelines have ensured reasonable cover of grass.
  Don't bother camping in the Mallee with the Mallee Fowl popping an egg out every 4–6 days until January.
  Out in the wide open spaces of the Wimmera and the Mallee, sounds are heard with such clarity and travel for such distances that one's normal voice is sufficient for most purposes.
  The reality of the amount of dust that covers your possessions in the Mallee is also something important that is never addressed.
  The Mallee is the closest thing Victoria has to the outback.
  Fire danger is expected to be extreme in the Mallee.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Wuywurung (an Aboriginal language).

Rhymes

Ali, alley, Allie, Ally, bally, dally, dilly-dally, farfalle, galley, Halley, Mexicali, pally, Raleigh, rally, reveille, sally, tally, valley

Definition of mallee in US English:

mallee

nounˈmalē

1A low-growing bushy Australian eucalyptus which has several slender stems.
Genus Eucalyptus, family Myrtaceae: several species, in particular E. dumosa
Example sentencesExamples
- The need for extensive plantings of mallees presents a crop that can provide farmers with a stable means of living.
- At the moment there are 900 farmers involved in planting oil mallees, and 20 million trees in the ground.
- The mallee is small type of eucalyptus which is extremely drought resistant.
- Trees and Acacia species were planted 1m apart and mallees were planted 0.5m apart in view of later thinning.
- In 2007 we will be contributing 20,000 oil mallees in areas prone to land degradation.
1. 1.1 Scrub which is dominated by mallee, typical of some arid parts of Australia.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The property stretches for about 60 km from north to south through a tremendous mix of flood plain country and mallee.
  This contraption would knock down most of the mallee which would later be burned.
  Australia could only become really productive in terrain, soil, and vegetation as unique and perplexing as the mallee and the black soil plains, after it had forged its own slow agricultural revolution.
2. 1.2the Mallee Any semi-arid area of mainland Australia which has mallee scrub as its principal natural vegetation.
  moving to the Mallee was a major culture shock
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is in the Mallee where the hottest temperatures in the State most commonly occur during summer.
  Don't bother camping in the Mallee with the Mallee Fowl popping an egg out every 4–6 days until January.
  The salinity schemes across the Mallee area have made a huge difference, that's well documented.
  Fire danger is expected to be extreme in the Mallee.
  The Mallee is the closest thing Victoria has to the outback.
  If we think about the Mallee, we would have seen a great deal many more dust storms than we've seen.
  Even in the Mallee, the driest region in the state, water pipelines have ensured reasonable cover of grass.
  The bonnet flipped up on me in a dust-storm from the Mallee.
  The reality of the amount of dust that covers your possessions in the Mallee is also something important that is never addressed.
  Out in the wide open spaces of the Wimmera and the Mallee, sounds are heard with such clarity and travel for such distances that one's normal voice is sufficient for most purposes.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Wuywurung (an Aboriginal language).

单词	mallee
释义	Definition of mallee in English: mallee noun ˈmaliˈmalē 1A low-growing bushy Australian eucalyptus which has several slender stems. Genus Eucalyptus, family Myrtaceae: E. dumosa and other species Example sentencesExamples The mallee is small type of eucalyptus which is extremely drought resistant. In 2007 we will be contributing 20,000 oil mallees in areas prone to land degradation. At the moment there are 900 farmers involved in planting oil mallees, and 20 million trees in the ground. The need for extensive plantings of mallees presents a crop that can provide farmers with a stable means of living. Trees and Acacia species were planted 1m apart and mallees were planted 0.5m apart in view of later thinning. 1.1mass noun Scrub which is dominated by mallee, typical of some arid parts of Australia. Example sentencesExamples This contraption would knock down most of the mallee which would later be burned. Australia could only become really productive in terrain, soil, and vegetation as unique and perplexing as the mallee and the black soil plains, after it had forged its own slow agricultural revolution. The property stretches for about 60 km from north to south through a tremendous mix of flood plain country and mallee. 1.2the Mallee Any semi-arid area of mainland Australia which has mallee scrub as its principal natural vegetation. moving to the Mallee was a major culture shock Example sentencesExamples If we think about the Mallee, we would have seen a great deal many more dust storms than we've seen. The bonnet flipped up on me in a dust-storm from the Mallee. The salinity schemes across the Mallee area have made a huge difference, that's well documented. It is in the Mallee where the hottest temperatures in the State most commonly occur during summer. Even in the Mallee, the driest region in the state, water pipelines have ensured reasonable cover of grass. Don't bother camping in the Mallee with the Mallee Fowl popping an egg out every 4–6 days until January. Out in the wide open spaces of the Wimmera and the Mallee, sounds are heard with such clarity and travel for such distances that one's normal voice is sufficient for most purposes. The reality of the amount of dust that covers your possessions in the Mallee is also something important that is never addressed. The Mallee is the closest thing Victoria has to the outback. Fire danger is expected to be extreme in the Mallee. Origin Mid 19th century: from Wuywurung (an Aboriginal language). Rhymes Ali, alley, Allie, Ally, bally, dally, dilly-dally, farfalle, galley, Halley, Mexicali, pally, Raleigh, rally, reveille, sally, tally, valley Definition of mallee in US English: mallee nounˈmalē 1A low-growing bushy Australian eucalyptus which has several slender stems. Genus Eucalyptus, family Myrtaceae: several species, in particular E. dumosa Example sentencesExamples The need for extensive plantings of mallees presents a crop that can provide farmers with a stable means of living. At the moment there are 900 farmers involved in planting oil mallees, and 20 million trees in the ground. The mallee is small type of eucalyptus which is extremely drought resistant. Trees and Acacia species were planted 1m apart and mallees were planted 0.5m apart in view of later thinning. In 2007 we will be contributing 20,000 oil mallees in areas prone to land degradation. 1.1 Scrub which is dominated by mallee, typical of some arid parts of Australia. Example sentencesExamples The property stretches for about 60 km from north to south through a tremendous mix of flood plain country and mallee. This contraption would knock down most of the mallee which would later be burned. Australia could only become really productive in terrain, soil, and vegetation as unique and perplexing as the mallee and the black soil plains, after it had forged its own slow agricultural revolution. 1.2the Mallee Any semi-arid area of mainland Australia which has mallee scrub as its principal natural vegetation. moving to the Mallee was a major culture shock Example sentencesExamples It is in the Mallee where the hottest temperatures in the State most commonly occur during summer. Don't bother camping in the Mallee with the Mallee Fowl popping an egg out every 4–6 days until January. The salinity schemes across the Mallee area have made a huge difference, that's well documented. Fire danger is expected to be extreme in the Mallee. The Mallee is the closest thing Victoria has to the outback. If we think about the Mallee, we would have seen a great deal many more dust storms than we've seen. Even in the Mallee, the driest region in the state, water pipelines have ensured reasonable cover of grass. The bonnet flipped up on me in a dust-storm from the Mallee. The reality of the amount of dust that covers your possessions in the Mallee is also something important that is never addressed. Out in the wide open spaces of the Wimmera and the Mallee, sounds are heard with such clarity and travel for such distances that one's normal voice is sufficient for most purposes. Origin Mid 19th century: from Wuywurung (an Aboriginal language).
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