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satinwood

/ˈsæt.ɪn.wʊd/

Traduction: Nom désignant un arbre ou son bois dur, jaunâtre et brillant, apprécié pour la fabrication de meubles fins et d'instruments.

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noun

/ˈsæt.ɪn.wʊd/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un arbre ou son bois dur, jaunâtre et brillant, apprécié pour la fabrication de meubles fins et d'instruments.

A noun referring to a type of tree or its hard, yellowish, lustrous wood, valued for fine cabinetwork and tools.

  1. C1formal

    A West Indian tree that produces smooth, lustrous, and slightly oily wood.

    frbois de satin des Antilles

    • The satinwood tree is native to the Caribbean islands.
    • Craftsmen prize the satinwood for its natural sheen.
    • The West Indian satinwood is known for its durability.

    Synonymesyellowwood

  2. Hard yellowish woodC1formal

    A hard, yellowish wood from a satinwood tree, having a satiny luster, used for fine cabinetwork and tools.

    frbois de satin

    • The cabinet was made from polished satinwood.
    • Satinwood is often used for high-end furniture and musical instruments.
    • The tool handles were crafted from durable satinwood.
  3. C1formal

    An East Indian tree with valuable, hard, lustrous, yellowish wood.

    frBois de satin de l'Inde

    • The East Indian satinwood is highly sought after for its color.
    • This variety of satinwood is used in fine woodworking.
    • The yellowish hue of East Indian satinwood makes it distinctive.
Formes
  • satinwoods plural form
  • satinwoods' possessive plural form
  • satinwood's possessive singular form