英语词汇“tree”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

treetree /tri/ ●●● S1 W1 noun [countable]

ETYMOLOGYtree

Origin: Old English treow

COLLOCATIONS► a maple/pine/peach etc. tree

We have an apple tree in the backyard.

THESAURUSa very tall plant that has a wooden trunk, branches, and leaves, and lives for many years► tree

a very tall plant that has a wooden trunk, branches, and leaves, and lives for many years: The kids were climbing trees.

► sapling

a young tree: Saplings were growing where the fire had destroyed older trees.

► fruit tree

a tree that produces fruit that can be eaten: The backyard was full of flowers and fruit trees.

► conifer

a tree that has leaves like needles and produces cones containing seeds: The mountain was covered by pines and other conifers.

► evergreen (tree)

an evergreen tree does not lose its leaves in winter: We planted evergreens so the yard would still look nice in the winter.

► deciduous tree

a tree that loses its leaves in winter: Maples are deciduous trees whose leaves change color in the fall.

1a very tall plant that has a wooden trunk, branches, and leaves, and lives for many years: The kids were climbing trees.a maple/pine/peach etc. tree We have an apple tree in the backyard.THESAURUSsapling – a young tree: Saplings were growing where the fire had destroyed older trees.fruit tree – a tree that produces fruit that can be eaten: The backyard was full of flowers and fruit trees.conifer – a tree that has leaves like needles and produces cones containing seeds: The mountain was covered by pines and other conifers.evergreen (tree) – an evergreen tree does not lose its leaves in winter: We planted evergreens so the yard would still look nice in the winter.deciduous tree – a tree that loses its leaves in winter: Maples are deciduous trees whose leaves change color in the fall.2a drawing that shows how several things are related to each other by having lines that connect things3up a tree informal in a difficult or embarrassing situation [Origin: Old English treow] → see also Christmas tree, family tree, money doesn’t grow on trees at money (20)

单词	tree
释义	treetree /tri/ ●●● S1 W1 noun [countable] Etymology ETYMOLOGYtree Origin: Old English treow Collocations COLLOCATIONS► a maple/pine/peach etc. tree We have an apple tree in the backyard. Thesaurus THESAURUSa very tall plant that has a wooden trunk, branches, and leaves, and lives for many years► tree a very tall plant that has a wooden trunk, branches, and leaves, and lives for many years: The kids were climbing trees. ► sapling a young tree: Saplings were growing where the fire had destroyed older trees. ► fruit tree a tree that produces fruit that can be eaten: The backyard was full of flowers and fruit trees. ► conifer a tree that has leaves like needles and produces cones containing seeds: The mountain was covered by pines and other conifers. ► evergreen (tree) an evergreen tree does not lose its leaves in winter: We planted evergreens so the yard would still look nice in the winter. ► deciduous tree a tree that loses its leaves in winter: Maples are deciduous trees whose leaves change color in the fall. 1a very tall plant that has a wooden trunk, branches, and leaves, and lives for many years: The kids were climbing trees.a maple/pine/peach etc. tree We have an apple tree in the backyard.THESAURUSsapling – a young tree: Saplings were growing where the fire had destroyed older trees.fruit tree – a tree that produces fruit that can be eaten: The backyard was full of flowers and fruit trees.conifer – a tree that has leaves like needles and produces cones containing seeds: The mountain was covered by pines and other conifers.evergreen (tree) – an evergreen tree does not lose its leaves in winter: We planted evergreens so the yard would still look nice in the winter.deciduous tree – a tree that loses its leaves in winter: Maples are deciduous trees whose leaves change color in the fall.2a drawing that shows how several things are related to each other by having lines that connect things3up a tree informal in a difficult or embarrassing situation [Origin: Old English treow] → see also Christmas tree, family tree, money doesn’t grow on trees at money (20)
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