rosewood

• Substantivo que designa a madeira dura, densa e de cor avermelhada a púrpura-escura, com veios bem marcados, obtida de árvores do gênero Dalbergia, muito valorizada na fabricação de móveis finos, instrumentos musicais e peças de marcenaria. Também se usa para nomear a própria árvore que produz essa madeira.

A noun referring to a hard, dark reddish wood with a strongly marked grain, obtained from trees of the genus Dalbergia, valued for use in fine cabinetwork and furniture.

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1. Valuable dark woodB2formal

   A hard, dark reddish or purplish wood with a strongly marked grain, obtained from certain tropical trees and used for making high-quality furniture and musical instruments.

   Madeira escura valiosa

   • The antique cabinet was crafted from fine rosewood.
   • Rosewood is often used for the backs and sides of acoustic guitars.
   • The table's rich rosewood finish gave the room an elegant feel.

2. Tropical treeC1formalscientific

   Any of the hardwood trees of the genus Dalbergia that yield rosewood, known for their dark red or purplish wood streaked with black.

   Jacarandá

   • Rosewood trees are native to parts of South America and Asia.
   • The forest was home to several species of rosewood.
   • Conservation efforts protect endangered rosewood trees from illegal logging.