Definition of brushwood in English:

brushwood

noun ˈbrʌʃwʊdˈbrəʃˌwʊd

mass noun

Undergrowth, twigs, and small branches.
Example sentencesExamples
- Sometimes besiegers piled up firewood and brushwood at the gates or walls of their intended target in order to start fires that, they hoped, would damage their enemies' defenses.
- They erected such corrals at intervals of approximately six-hour marches, always near drinking water, pasture and brushwood for the fire.
- Though Irineo would not trust anyone else to assist him on his expeditions, he won't let Fulgencio pack or even cook, only help load and herd the llamas, get water and gather brushwood for the fire.
- The old and disused graveyards present a problem more so, as weeds and brushwood have over the decades taken over.
- Fire danger becomes extreme when there is a lot of vegetation and brushwood in the forest combined with low relative air humidity, high air temperature and wind speed, and a low moisture content of vegetation and brushwood.
- After the usual preliminaries a smiling countrywoman appeared, bearing a platter on which nestled a large sea bass in a bed of tinder-dry brushwood gathered from the beach.
- The boat was found next to a causeway - a double line of posts packed with brushwood and stones - running from the shore to one of the islands.
- She fought through the tangle of brushwood trying to catch up with her fleeing friend.
- Its name is thought to mean the rough ground covered with brushwood and undergrowth.
- In Krinding - a makeshift camp of brushwood and plastic close to Sudan's border with Chad - the stories are all horribly similar.
- After they scrambled out of the grotto, the apostles conducted Ivan round the corner of the cliff, where the vertical granite wall turned into a less steep slope covered with thick brushwood.
- The bread is made on a fire with brushwood that you find; curiously, there is always wood to be had in the desert, although all you can see is sand.
- He proposed that they should spend the winter cutting brushwood on a hillside some miles away for sale as fuel, and that they should then save the proceeds for investment.
- The animal at last, through fatigue, stopped, and he found, by the glare of lightning, that he was in the neighbourhood of a hovel that hardly lifted itself up from the masses of dead leaves and brushwood which surrounded it.
- We found logs, brushwood, broken glass and syringes littering the floor and it's a mess.
- It's said that in the old days the warriors of the Satsuma domain [in Kyushu] would strike a bundle of brushwood ten thousand times every day, but I could only manage about five hundred at best.
- While they're generally expensive, they will last for years and are quick and simple to use, making them ideal for city gardens where collecting quantities of brushwood is simply out of the question.
- The trackway, made of bundles of brushwood pegged down with stakes, was just wide enough for a single person or animal to walk along.
- Despite whether it was the suspicious friendliness of the strange man or his conclusions on his own childhood Nitrus leapt out of the brushwood at the man, determined to take him down… somehow.
Synonyms
undergrowth, underwood, scrub, scrubland, bracken, bushes

Definition of brushwood in US English:

brushwood

nounˈbrəSHˌwo͝odˈbrəʃˌwʊd

Undergrowth, twigs, and small branches, typically used for firewood or kindling.
Example sentencesExamples
- Its name is thought to mean the rough ground covered with brushwood and undergrowth.
- It's said that in the old days the warriors of the Satsuma domain [in Kyushu] would strike a bundle of brushwood ten thousand times every day, but I could only manage about five hundred at best.
- The bread is made on a fire with brushwood that you find; curiously, there is always wood to be had in the desert, although all you can see is sand.
- After they scrambled out of the grotto, the apostles conducted Ivan round the corner of the cliff, where the vertical granite wall turned into a less steep slope covered with thick brushwood.
- They erected such corrals at intervals of approximately six-hour marches, always near drinking water, pasture and brushwood for the fire.
- The animal at last, through fatigue, stopped, and he found, by the glare of lightning, that he was in the neighbourhood of a hovel that hardly lifted itself up from the masses of dead leaves and brushwood which surrounded it.
- We found logs, brushwood, broken glass and syringes littering the floor and it's a mess.
- The boat was found next to a causeway - a double line of posts packed with brushwood and stones - running from the shore to one of the islands.
- While they're generally expensive, they will last for years and are quick and simple to use, making them ideal for city gardens where collecting quantities of brushwood is simply out of the question.
- Fire danger becomes extreme when there is a lot of vegetation and brushwood in the forest combined with low relative air humidity, high air temperature and wind speed, and a low moisture content of vegetation and brushwood.
- She fought through the tangle of brushwood trying to catch up with her fleeing friend.
- Despite whether it was the suspicious friendliness of the strange man or his conclusions on his own childhood Nitrus leapt out of the brushwood at the man, determined to take him down… somehow.
- Though Irineo would not trust anyone else to assist him on his expeditions, he won't let Fulgencio pack or even cook, only help load and herd the llamas, get water and gather brushwood for the fire.
- After the usual preliminaries a smiling countrywoman appeared, bearing a platter on which nestled a large sea bass in a bed of tinder-dry brushwood gathered from the beach.
- Sometimes besiegers piled up firewood and brushwood at the gates or walls of their intended target in order to start fires that, they hoped, would damage their enemies' defenses.
- In Krinding - a makeshift camp of brushwood and plastic close to Sudan's border with Chad - the stories are all horribly similar.
- He proposed that they should spend the winter cutting brushwood on a hillside some miles away for sale as fuel, and that they should then save the proceeds for investment.
- The trackway, made of bundles of brushwood pegged down with stakes, was just wide enough for a single person or animal to walk along.
- The old and disused graveyards present a problem more so, as weeds and brushwood have over the decades taken over.
Synonyms
undergrowth, underwood, scrub, scrubland, bracken, bushes

单词	brushwood
释义	Definition of brushwood in English: brushwood noun ˈbrʌʃwʊdˈbrəʃˌwʊd mass noun Undergrowth, twigs, and small branches. Example sentencesExamples Sometimes besiegers piled up firewood and brushwood at the gates or walls of their intended target in order to start fires that, they hoped, would damage their enemies' defenses. They erected such corrals at intervals of approximately six-hour marches, always near drinking water, pasture and brushwood for the fire. Though Irineo would not trust anyone else to assist him on his expeditions, he won't let Fulgencio pack or even cook, only help load and herd the llamas, get water and gather brushwood for the fire. The old and disused graveyards present a problem more so, as weeds and brushwood have over the decades taken over. Fire danger becomes extreme when there is a lot of vegetation and brushwood in the forest combined with low relative air humidity, high air temperature and wind speed, and a low moisture content of vegetation and brushwood. After the usual preliminaries a smiling countrywoman appeared, bearing a platter on which nestled a large sea bass in a bed of tinder-dry brushwood gathered from the beach. The boat was found next to a causeway - a double line of posts packed with brushwood and stones - running from the shore to one of the islands. She fought through the tangle of brushwood trying to catch up with her fleeing friend. Its name is thought to mean the rough ground covered with brushwood and undergrowth. In Krinding - a makeshift camp of brushwood and plastic close to Sudan's border with Chad - the stories are all horribly similar. After they scrambled out of the grotto, the apostles conducted Ivan round the corner of the cliff, where the vertical granite wall turned into a less steep slope covered with thick brushwood. The bread is made on a fire with brushwood that you find; curiously, there is always wood to be had in the desert, although all you can see is sand. He proposed that they should spend the winter cutting brushwood on a hillside some miles away for sale as fuel, and that they should then save the proceeds for investment. The animal at last, through fatigue, stopped, and he found, by the glare of lightning, that he was in the neighbourhood of a hovel that hardly lifted itself up from the masses of dead leaves and brushwood which surrounded it. We found logs, brushwood, broken glass and syringes littering the floor and it's a mess. It's said that in the old days the warriors of the Satsuma domain [in Kyushu] would strike a bundle of brushwood ten thousand times every day, but I could only manage about five hundred at best. While they're generally expensive, they will last for years and are quick and simple to use, making them ideal for city gardens where collecting quantities of brushwood is simply out of the question. The trackway, made of bundles of brushwood pegged down with stakes, was just wide enough for a single person or animal to walk along. Despite whether it was the suspicious friendliness of the strange man or his conclusions on his own childhood Nitrus leapt out of the brushwood at the man, determined to take him down… somehow. Synonyms undergrowth, underwood, scrub, scrubland, bracken, bushes Definition of brushwood in US English: brushwood nounˈbrəSHˌwo͝odˈbrəʃˌwʊd Undergrowth, twigs, and small branches, typically used for firewood or kindling. Example sentencesExamples Its name is thought to mean the rough ground covered with brushwood and undergrowth. It's said that in the old days the warriors of the Satsuma domain [in Kyushu] would strike a bundle of brushwood ten thousand times every day, but I could only manage about five hundred at best. The bread is made on a fire with brushwood that you find; curiously, there is always wood to be had in the desert, although all you can see is sand. After they scrambled out of the grotto, the apostles conducted Ivan round the corner of the cliff, where the vertical granite wall turned into a less steep slope covered with thick brushwood. They erected such corrals at intervals of approximately six-hour marches, always near drinking water, pasture and brushwood for the fire. The animal at last, through fatigue, stopped, and he found, by the glare of lightning, that he was in the neighbourhood of a hovel that hardly lifted itself up from the masses of dead leaves and brushwood which surrounded it. We found logs, brushwood, broken glass and syringes littering the floor and it's a mess. The boat was found next to a causeway - a double line of posts packed with brushwood and stones - running from the shore to one of the islands. While they're generally expensive, they will last for years and are quick and simple to use, making them ideal for city gardens where collecting quantities of brushwood is simply out of the question. Fire danger becomes extreme when there is a lot of vegetation and brushwood in the forest combined with low relative air humidity, high air temperature and wind speed, and a low moisture content of vegetation and brushwood. She fought through the tangle of brushwood trying to catch up with her fleeing friend. Despite whether it was the suspicious friendliness of the strange man or his conclusions on his own childhood Nitrus leapt out of the brushwood at the man, determined to take him down… somehow. Though Irineo would not trust anyone else to assist him on his expeditions, he won't let Fulgencio pack or even cook, only help load and herd the llamas, get water and gather brushwood for the fire. After the usual preliminaries a smiling countrywoman appeared, bearing a platter on which nestled a large sea bass in a bed of tinder-dry brushwood gathered from the beach. Sometimes besiegers piled up firewood and brushwood at the gates or walls of their intended target in order to start fires that, they hoped, would damage their enemies' defenses. In Krinding - a makeshift camp of brushwood and plastic close to Sudan's border with Chad - the stories are all horribly similar. He proposed that they should spend the winter cutting brushwood on a hillside some miles away for sale as fuel, and that they should then save the proceeds for investment. The trackway, made of bundles of brushwood pegged down with stakes, was just wide enough for a single person or animal to walk along. The old and disused graveyards present a problem more so, as weeds and brushwood have over the decades taken over. Synonyms undergrowth, underwood, scrub, scrubland, bracken, bushes
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