red oak

• Nombre común de varias especies de robles del género Quercus, sección Lobatae, que se caracterizan por tener hojas con lóbulos puntiagudos y bellotas que maduran en dos años. Su madera se usa ampliamente en la fabricación de muebles, suelos y armarios.

A common name for several species of oak trees in the genus Quercus, section Lobatae, characterized by pointed leaf lobes and acorns that mature in two years. The wood is widely used in furniture, flooring, and cabinetry.

1. Type of treeB1formalamerican

   A species of oak tree (Quercus rubra) native to North America, known for its reddish wood and leaves that turn red in autumn.

   roble rojo

   • The red oak in our backyard turns a brilliant crimson every fall.
   • Red oak is a popular choice for furniture due to its strength.
   • Many parks in the eastern US are planted with red oaks.

2. Wood materialB1formal

   The hard, durable wood from the red oak tree, commonly used in construction, flooring, and cabinetry.

   Roble rojo (madera)

   • The kitchen cabinets were made from solid red oak.
   • Red oak flooring adds a warm tone to the room.
   • This table is crafted from red oak, known for its prominent grain.