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birch bark

/bɜːrtʃ bɑːrk/

Traduction: Écorce externe dure et imperméable du bouleau, historiquement utilisée par les peuples autochtones pour fabriquer des canoës, des récipients et comme support d'écriture.

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/bɜːrtʃ bɑːrk/B1formal
  • frÉcorce externe dure et imperméable du bouleau, historiquement utilisée par les peuples autochtones pour fabriquer des canoës, des récipients et comme support d'écriture.

The tough, waterproof outer bark of a birch tree, historically used by indigenous peoples for making canoes, containers, and as a writing material.

  1. Tree bark materialB2formal

    The outer protective layer of a birch tree, often used historically for making canoes, containers, and writing material.

    frécorce de bouleau

    • Native Americans used birch bark to construct lightweight canoes.
    • The ancient manuscript was written on sheets of birch bark.
    • Birch bark is naturally waterproof and durable.
  2. Writing surfaceB2formal

    A traditional material used for writing or drawing, especially in ancient cultures.

    frÉcorce de bouleau (surface d'écriture)

    • The birch bark scrolls contained important historical records.
    • Children in some regions learned to write on birch bark.
    • The museum displayed a collection of birch bark letters from the 12th century.