sandalwood

• Sustantivo que designa una madera dura, de grano fino y aromática, de color amarillento, procedente del árbol de sándalo, valorada por su fragancia, sus propiedades repelentes de insectos y su uso en talla, ebanistería y perfumería.

A noun referring to the close-grained, fragrant yellowish heartwood of the true sandalwood tree, known for its insect-repelling properties and use in carving and cabinetwork.

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1. Fragrant WoodB2formal

   A close-grained, yellowish, and highly fragrant heartwood from the true sandalwood tree, known for its insect-repelling properties and use in carving and fine woodworking.

   Madera de sándalo

   • The intricate box was carved from rare sandalwood.
   • Sandalwood is often used to make high-quality furniture and decorative items.
   • The wood's natural fragrance helps keep moths away from stored clothes.

2. Essential OilB2formal

   An aromatic oil extracted from the wood, widely used in perfumes, incense, and aromatherapy for its calming and soothing scent.

   Aceite esencial de sándalo

   • A few drops of sandalwood oil can create a relaxing atmosphere.
   • The incense was made from pure sandalwood powder.
   • Sandalwood is a popular base note in many luxury perfumes.