ash tree
æʃ triː
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Definition of ash tree - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

botanicaltree with compound leaves and tough wood
  • The ash tree in our yard provides great shade.
  • An ash tree can grow very tall.
  • The ash tree's wood is used for making tools.
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  • ash tree: tree with compound leaves and tough wood
    tree with compound leaves and tough wood

Expressions with ash

ash blondeadj.
having a light blonde color with grayish tint
She dyed her hair ash blonde for the summer.
ash blondadj.
having hair that is light blonde with a gray tint
She dyed her hair ash blond for summer.
ash-greyadj.
having a light grey color like ash
Her dress was a beautiful ash-grey.
ash pann.
metal container for collecting ashes from a fire
The ash pan was full after the fire burned out.
clash of the ashn.
hurling match or game
The clash of the ash drew a large crowd to the stadium.
ash-coloredadj.
having the color of ashes, pale grey
The walls were painted in an ash-colored hue.

Expressions with tree

money treen.
source of easy or abundant money
Winning the lottery felt like finding a money tree.
tree huggern.
someone who expresses extreme environmental concerns, sometimes seen as excessive
He was labeled a tree hugger for his protest against logging..
hanging treen.
symbolic place of death or judgment
In the story, the hanging tree marked the end of hope.
tree surgeonn.
specialist treating and repairing damaged trees
The tree surgeon treated the storm-damaged branches.
light up like a Christmas treev.
become suddenly covered in many bright shining lights
The whole stadium will light up like a Christmas tree during the concert.
bark up the wrong treev.
take a wrong approach or follow a false lead in a situation
She is barking up the wrong tree by blaming her colleague for the mistake..
dress like a Christmas treev.
wear very bright or overly decorated clothes
She loves to dress like a Christmas tree at parties.
out of one's treeadj.
extremely intoxicated by drugs or alcohol
She was out of her tree after the party.
top of the treen.
highest level of a profession or career
She reached the top of the tree in her acting career.
up a gum treeadj.
in a difficult situation or predicament
After losing his job, he was up a gum tree.

Terms related to ash tree

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botanicaldeciduousfoliagehardwoodplanttimbertreewoodland

Terms with ash tree included in their meaning

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common ashn.
plant
type of ash tree native to Europe
ash-keyn.
plant
winged seed of the ash tree
blue ashn.
plant
type of ash tree native to eastern North America
flowering ashn.
European tree
ash tree from southern Europe with fragrant white flowers
manna ashn.
manna
ash tree yielding a substance called manna
red ashn.
botany
Fraxinus pennsylvanica, a common North American ash tree
sanshon.
cuisine
Japanese spice made from ground berries of the prickly ash tree

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  1. French:frêne, ...
  2. German:Eschenbaum, ...
  3. Italian:frassino, ...
  4. Spanish:fresno, ...
  5. Portuguese:freixo, ...
  6. Chinese:白蜡树, ...
  7. Japanese:トネリコの木, ...
  8. Arabic:دردار, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֲשׁוּר, ...
  10. Russian:ясень, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ясен, ...
  12. Hindi:राख का पेड़, ...

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