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poplar

/ˈpɒp.lər/

Traduction: Nom désignant un arbre des régions tempérées du nord, à bois léger et tendre, et aux fleurs en chatons, ou le bois de cet arbre.

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noun

/ˈpɒp.lər/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un arbre des régions tempérées du nord, à bois léger et tendre, et aux fleurs en chatons, ou le bois de cet arbre.

A noun referring to a type of tree found in north temperate regions, characterized by light, soft wood and flowers borne in catkins, or the wood itself.

  1. Type of treeB1formal

    A fast-growing tree from the genus Populus, found in temperate regions, known for its light, soft wood and catkin flowers.

    frPeuplier (arbre du genre Populus)

    • Poplar trees are often planted along roadsides for quick shade.
    • The leaves of the poplar rustle even in a light breeze.
    • A row of poplars lined the old country lane.
  2. Wood from the poplar treeB1formal

    The soft, light-colored wood obtained from poplar trees, often used for making furniture, paper, and pallets.

    frBois de peuplier

    • The cabinet was made from poplar and painted white.
    • Poplar is a popular choice for inexpensive wooden toys.
    • The carpenter chose poplar for its light weight and ease of carving.

    Synonymestulip poplartulipwoodwhitewoodyellow poplar

Formes
  • poplars plural form
  • poplars' possessive plural form
  • poplar's possessive singular form