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tanbark

/ˈtæn.bɑːrk/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die tanninreiche Rinde bezeichnet, die zerkleinert und geschnitten wird, um beim Gerben von Leder verwendet zu werden; bezeichnet auch die gebrauchte Rinde, die als Bodenbelag dient.

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noun

/ˈtæn.bɑːrk/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die tanninreiche Rinde bezeichnet, die zerkleinert und geschnitten wird, um beim Gerben von Leder verwendet zu werden; bezeichnet auch die gebrauchte Rinde, die als Bodenbelag dient.

A noun referring to bark that is rich in tannin, which is bruised and cut into pieces for use in tanning leather; also refers to the spent bark used as a ground covering.

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  1. Bark used for tanningC1formal

    The bark of certain trees, especially oak, that is rich in tannin and used in the process of tanning animal hides into leather.

    deLohe

    • The tannery sourced high-quality tanbark from local oak forests.
    • Workers crushed the tanbark to extract the tannins for leather production.
    • Historically, tanbark was a crucial material for the leather industry.
  2. Ground coveringC1formal

    Spent or used tanbark, often used as a mulch or surface material for paths, playgrounds, or gardens.

    deGerbstoffrinde als Bodenbelag

    • The garden path was covered with a layer of tanbark to prevent weeds.
    • Children played safely on the soft tanbark surface of the playground.
    • The landscaper recommended tanbark for the flower beds to retain moisture.
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  • tanbarks plural form
  • tanbarks' possessive plural form
  • tanbark's possessive singular form