n. 树, 木料, 树状物 vt. 把...赶上树
Teara used to be a chef at the Langham in Auckland and so dinner, eaten around a huge circular table (made of one of the most ancient trees in the world), was every bit as mouth-watering as you'd expect.
四级 · CET-4 2026年6月 第1套
Other high points were the ancient pohutukawa trees and the incredible views of Okiwi Basin and Whangapoua beach from the top of Windy Canyon, just a 10-minute hike through a narrow valley up some steep wooden steps on the eastern side of the island.
四级 · CET-4 2026年6月 第1套
Contrary to the perception that he works under a mango tree in a tropical haven, Adams says the reality of this life means that he often ends up staying in more western style places in globalised cities —— ones that are sure to have air conditioning and a decent connection —— rather than exotic beachfront cafés.
六级 · CET-6 2026年6月 第1套
Around 16,000 trees, including oaks, ashes, walnuts, rowans, and whitebeams, were planted in May 2018, and the company reports that 96% of them survived that year's burning hot summer without extra irrigation, a critical milestone for a young tree.
六级 · CET-6 2026年6月 第2套
H) Money can come from timber sales in sustainably managed forests or from harvesting 'non-wood products' like nuts, oils and fruits from the trees.
六级 · CET-6 2026年6月 第2套