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redwood

/ˈrɛd.wʊd/

Traduction: Nom désignant un grand conifère de Californie, connu pour son bois rougeâtre et sa très grande hauteur, ou ce bois lui-même.

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noun

/ˈrɛd.wʊd/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un grand conifère de Californie, connu pour son bois rougeâtre et sa très grande hauteur, ou ce bois lui-même.

A noun referring to either of two species of large coniferous trees native to California, known for their reddish wood and immense height, or the wood itself.

  1. Type of woodB1formal

    The soft, reddish timber from two species of sequoia trees, valued for its durability and color.

    frBois de séquoia

    • The table was crafted from beautiful redwood.
    • Redwood is often used for outdoor furniture because it resists decay.
    • The cabin's deck was made of polished redwood.

    Synonymessequoia

  2. Tree speciesB1formal

    Either of two very tall coniferous trees native to California, known for reaching heights of up to 300 feet.

    frSéquoia

    • The redwood forests of California are a popular tourist attraction.
    • Some redwood trees are over 2,000 years old.
    • We hiked among the giant redwoods in the national park.

    Synonymescoast redwoodsequoia

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  • redwoods' possessive plural form
  • redwood's possessive singular form