lacquer tree

ˈlækər tri

Definition

Definition of lacquer tree - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

asian tree

Rare

tree tapped for lacquer sap in China Japan Korea

Rare

The lacquer tree in Japan is tapped for its sap.
Artisans use lacquer tree sap for traditional crafts.
The lacquer tree is vital for producing high-quality varnish.

varnish tree

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tree tapped for lacquer sap in China Japan Korea

Expressions with lacquer

nail lacquer

liquid applied to nails for color or protection

She applied a bright red nail lacquer before the party.

hair lacquer

liquid sprayed on hair to keep it in place

She used hair lacquer to keep her hairstyle intact.

Expressions with tree

money tree

source of easy or abundant money

Winning the lottery felt like finding a money tree.

tree hugger

someone who expresses extreme environmental concerns, sometimes seen as excessive

He was labeled a tree hugger for his protest against logging..

hanging tree

symbolic place of death or judgment

In the story, the hanging tree marked the end of hope.

tree surgeon

specialist treating and repairing damaged trees

The tree surgeon treated the storm-damaged branches.

light up like a Christmas tree

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 tree

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 tree

wear very bright or overly decorated clothes

She loves to dress like a Christmas tree at parties.

out of one's tree

adj.

extremely intoxicated by drugs or alcohol

She was out of her tree after the party.

top of the tree

highest level of a profession or career

She reached the top of the tree in her acting career.

up a gum tree

adj.

in a difficult situation or predicament

After losing his job, he was up a gum tree.

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French:arbre à laque, ...
German:Lackbaum, ...
Italian:albero della lacca, ...
Spanish:árbol de laca, ...
Portuguese:árvore da laca, ...
Chinese:漆树, ...
Japanese:漆の木, ...
Arabic:شَجَرَةُ الوَرْنِيش, ...
Hebrew:עֵץ הַלַּכָּה, ...
Russian:лаковое дерево, ...
Ukrainian:лакове дерево, ...
Hindi:लाह का पेड़, ...
Bengali:ল্যাকার গাছ, ...
Catalan:arbre de laca, ...
Czech:lakovník, ...
Danish:laktræ, ...
Dutch:lakboom, ...
Greek:δέντρο λάκας, ...
Hungarian:lakkfa, ...
Khmer:ដើមឈើសម្រាប់យកជ័រធ្វើម្រ័ក្សណ៍, ...
Korean:옻나무, ...
Persian:درخت لاک, ...
Polish:drzewo lakierowe, ...
Portuguese (BR):árvore de laca, ...
Romanian:copac de lac, ...
Swedish:lackträd, ...
Thai:ต้นไม้แลคเกอร์, ...
Turkish:vernik ağacı, ...
Vietnamese:cây sơn, ...

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