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arboreous

/ɑːrˈbɔː.ri.əs/

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adjective

/ɑːrˈbɔː.ri.əs/C2formalobsolete
  • ruПрилагательное, означающее 'лесистый' или 'покрытый деревьями'; также используется для описания чего-то, напоминающего дерево по форме или структуре. Сейчас считается устаревшим или сугубо литературным.

An adjective meaning 'wooded' or 'tree-covered'; also used to describe something resembling a tree in form or structure. Now considered archaic or highly literary.

  1. Inhabiting or frequenting treesC2formal

    Living in or often found among trees.

    ruДревесный

    • The arboreous species of birds are rarely seen on the ground.
    • Many arboreous mammals, like squirrels, spend most of their lives in the canopy.
    • The arboreous habits of the sloth make it well-adapted to life in the rainforest.

    Synonymsarboreal

  2. Abounding in treesC2formal

    Having many trees; wooded or forested.

    ruЛесистый

    • The arboreous landscape of the national park is breathtaking.
    • They built their cabin in an arboreous valley.
    • The region is known for its arboreous hills and diverse wildlife.

    Synonymsboskyforestedsylvantimberedtreedwoodedwoody

    Antonymsbaredenudedtreelessunwooded

  3. Resembling a tree in form and branching structureC2formal

    Having a shape or structure similar to that of a tree, with a central trunk and branches.

    ruДревовидный

    • The coral reef had an arboreous formation, with branching structures reaching upward.
    • The river delta displayed an arboreous pattern of channels.
    • The artist created an arboreous sculpture that mimicked the growth of a real tree.

    Synonymsarborescentarboriformdendriformdendroidtreelike

Forms
  • more arboreous comparative form
  • most arboreous superlative form
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