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marblewood

/ˈmɑːr.bəl.wʊd/

Traduction: Nom désignant un bois dur et veiné rappelant le marbre, issu d'un grand arbre asiatique, souvent utilisé à des fins décoratives.

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/ˈmɑːr.bəl.wʊd/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un bois dur et veiné rappelant le marbre, issu d'un grand arbre asiatique, souvent utilisé à des fins décoratives.

A noun referring to a hard, marbled wood obtained from a large Asiatic tree, often used for decorative purposes.

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  1. Hard marbled woodC1formal

    A type of wood characterized by a hard texture and a marbled or streaked appearance.

    frBois dur marbré

    • The cabinet was crafted from rare marblewood, prized for its unique grain.
    • Marblewood is often used in high-end furniture due to its durability.
    • The artisan selected a piece of marblewood for its striking pattern.

    Synonymesmarble-wood

  2. Large Asiatic treeC1formal

    A large tree native to Asia, known for producing hard wood with a zebra-like marbled pattern.

    frDiospyros marmorata

    • The marblewood tree can grow to impressive heights in tropical forests.
    • Botanists study the marblewood for its distinctive bark and timber.
    • This species of marblewood is found primarily in Southeast Asia.

    Synonymeszebrawood