Definition of turkey oak in English:

turkey oak

nounˈtəːkiəʊk

A southern European oak with a domed spreading crown and acorn cups with long outward-pointing scales.
Quercus cerris, family Fagaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- In the northeastern part of the area is a sand ridge supporting a turkey oak.
- The canopy of the woodland is dominated by oak and ash but, in the 19th century, more exotic species - such as sweet chestnut, lime and turkey oak were introduced.
- Myrtle oak, turkey oak, and Chapman oak are often so densely spaced that few other plants can grow beneath them.
- While the understory growth of bluejack and turkey oak may be thinned, layers and layers of avian understory abound in these airy halls.
- Our hospital has, since its foundation, had as its symbol the turkey oak that was in its grounds.

Definition of turkey oak in US English:

turkey oak

noun

A small oak of the coastal plains of the southeastern US, with leathery three-lobed leaves shaped like the outline of a turkey track.
Quercus laevis, family Fagaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Myrtle oak, turkey oak, and Chapman oak are often so densely spaced that few other plants can grow beneath them.
- Our hospital has, since its foundation, had as its symbol the turkey oak that was in its grounds.
- The canopy of the woodland is dominated by oak and ash but, in the 19th century, more exotic species - such as sweet chestnut, lime and turkey oak were introduced.
- In the northeastern part of the area is a sand ridge supporting a turkey oak.
- While the understory growth of bluejack and turkey oak may be thinned, layers and layers of avian understory abound in these airy halls.

单词	turkey oak
释义	Definition of turkey oak in English: turkey oak nounˈtəːkiəʊk A southern European oak with a domed spreading crown and acorn cups with long outward-pointing scales. Quercus cerris, family Fagaceae Example sentencesExamples In the northeastern part of the area is a sand ridge supporting a turkey oak. The canopy of the woodland is dominated by oak and ash but, in the 19th century, more exotic species - such as sweet chestnut, lime and turkey oak were introduced. Myrtle oak, turkey oak, and Chapman oak are often so densely spaced that few other plants can grow beneath them. While the understory growth of bluejack and turkey oak may be thinned, layers and layers of avian understory abound in these airy halls. Our hospital has, since its foundation, had as its symbol the turkey oak that was in its grounds. Definition of turkey oak in US English: turkey oak noun A small oak of the coastal plains of the southeastern US, with leathery three-lobed leaves shaped like the outline of a turkey track. Quercus laevis, family Fagaceae Example sentencesExamples Myrtle oak, turkey oak, and Chapman oak are often so densely spaced that few other plants can grow beneath them. Our hospital has, since its foundation, had as its symbol the turkey oak that was in its grounds. The canopy of the woodland is dominated by oak and ash but, in the 19th century, more exotic species - such as sweet chestnut, lime and turkey oak were introduced. In the northeastern part of the area is a sand ridge supporting a turkey oak. While the understory growth of bluejack and turkey oak may be thinned, layers and layers of avian understory abound in these airy halls.
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