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citronwood

/ˈsɪt.rən.wʊd/

Traduction: Nom désignant un bois dur et aromatique issu du citronnier, historiquement utilisé en construction, par exemple dans le toit de la cathédrale de Cordoue, en Espagne.

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/ˈsɪt.rən.wʊd/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un bois dur et aromatique issu du citronnier, historiquement utilisé en construction, par exemple dans le toit de la cathédrale de Cordoue, en Espagne.

A noun referring to the durable, fragrant wood obtained from a citron tree, historically used in construction, such as in the roof of the cathedral at Cordova, Spain.

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  1. Wood of a citron treeC1formal

    The timber obtained from the citron tree, known for its durability and pleasant scent.

    frBois de cédratier

    • The cabinet was crafted from fine citronwood.
    • Citronwood is often used for making decorative boxes.
    • The aroma of citronwood filled the workshop.
  2. Durable fragrant wood for buildingC2formal

    A strong, aromatic wood historically used in construction, such as in the roof of the cathedral at Cordova, Spain.

    frBois de citronnier (essence aromatique durable)

    • The ancient roof of the Cordova cathedral was made of citronwood.
    • Citronwood was prized for its resistance to decay.
    • Builders selected citronwood for its strength and fragrance.