jacaranda

A noun referring to a Brazilian timber tree that produces a heavy, hard, dark-colored wood streaked with black.

• 🇷🇺Существительное, обозначающее бразильское дерево, дающее тяжелую, твердую, темную древесину с черными прожилками.

1. Brazilian timber tree C1 formal scientific

   A tree native to Brazil, valued for its heavy, hard, dark-colored wood that often has black streaks.

   • The jacaranda timber is used for making fine furniture and decorative items.
   • Craftsmen appreciate the jacaranda wood for its rich color and durability.
   • The forest contains many jacaranda trees that are harvested for their valuable wood.

   🇷🇺Бразильское дерево

2. Ornamental tree B2 formal scientific

   A tropical tree known for its attractive fern-like leaves and clusters of purple-blue flowers, commonly planted in gardens and streets.

   • The jacaranda in the park bursts into bloom every spring.
   • Streets lined with jacaranda trees create a stunning purple canopy.
   • She planted a young jacaranda in her backyard for its beautiful flowers.

   🇷🇺Декоративное дерево

• jacarandas plural form
• jacarandas' possessive plural form
• jacaranda's possessive singular form