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larch

/lɑːrtʃ/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un árbol conífero del género Larix, caracterizado por sus hojas aciculares que caen en otoño, o la madera de dicho árbol.

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/lɑːrtʃ/B2formalscientific
  • esSustantivo que designa un árbol conífero del género Larix, caracterizado por sus hojas aciculares que caen en otoño, o la madera de dicho árbol.

A noun referring to a type of coniferous tree in the genus Larix, known for its deciduous needle-like leaves, or the wood obtained from this tree.

  1. Tree speciesB2formal

    Any of numerous conifers of the genus Larix, characterized by deciduous needle-like leaves that turn yellow and fall in autumn.

    esAlerce

    • The larch is one of the few conifers that loses its needles in winter.
    • We planted a row of larches along the driveway.
    • In autumn, the larch forest turns a brilliant golden color.
  2. Wood materialB2formal

    The durable, water-resistant wood obtained from larch trees, often used in construction and shipbuilding.

    esMadera de alerce

    • The house was built with larch timber for its natural resistance to rot.
    • Larch wood is commonly used for making fence posts and garden furniture.
    • The boat's hull was constructed from high-quality larch planks.

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Formas
  • larches plural form
  • larches' possessive plural form
  • larch's possessive singular form