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red gum

/ˈrɛd ɡʌm/

Tradução: Nome comum de várias espécies de eucalipto da Austrália, caracterizadas por madeira ou casca avermelhada. Também se refere à madeira dessas árvores.

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/ˈrɛd ɡʌm/C1formalaustraliantechnical
  • ptNome comum de várias espécies de eucalipto da Austrália, caracterizadas por madeira ou casca avermelhada. Também se refere à madeira dessas árvores.

A common name for several species of eucalyptus trees native to Australia, characterized by their reddish wood or bark. The term is also used to refer to the timber from these trees.

  1. Teething rash or gum inflammationB1informalaustralian

    A condition in infants where the gums become red, swollen, and sore, often associated with teething.

    ptGengiva vermelha na dentição

    • The baby has red gum and is crying a lot.
    • Red gum can make infants irritable and restless.
    • Applying a cold teething ring can soothe red gum.
  2. Type of eucalyptus treeB2formalaustralian

    A common name for several species of eucalyptus trees, especially Eucalyptus camaldulensis, known for its reddish wood.

    ptEucalipto-vermelho

    • The red gum tree is native to Australia.
    • Red gum wood is highly durable and used for furniture.
    • The riverbanks are lined with tall red gum trees.