laurel willow

• Phrase se référant à deux types d’arbres, souvent associés au deuil, à la tristesse ou à la symbolique poétique. Le laurier est aussi un symbole de victoire, et le saule est lié au chagrin ou aux pleurs.

A phrase referring to two types of trees often associated with mourning, sadness, or poetic symbolism. The laurel is also a symbol of victory, while the willow is linked to grief or weeping.

1. A type of treeB2formal

   A common name for certain trees or shrubs, often referring to species like the bay laurel or willow-leaved plants, but not a single scientific species.

   Laurier-saule

   • The laurel willow grows well in damp soil near rivers.
   • In the garden, they planted a laurel willow for its elegant leaves.
   • The bark of the laurel willow is used in some traditional remedies.