maritime pine
ˈmærɪtaɪm paɪn
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Definition of maritime pine - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
botanyTECH.pine tree native to the western MediterraneanTECH.
  • The maritime pine is common along the Mediterranean coast.
2.
forestryTECH.wood from a coastal conifer tree used in constructionTECH.
  • The house was built using maritime pine.
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Images of maritime pine

  • maritime pine: pine tree native to the western Mediterranean
    pine tree native to the western Mediterranean

Expressions with maritime

maritime administrationn.
management work involved in running shipping operations and port services
He studied maritime administration to work in international shipping companies.
maritime affairsn.
matters involving sea transport, navigation, and use of oceans as public business
He works in maritime affairs at the national transport ministry.
maritime museumn.
museum focused on ships, sailing, and life connected with the sea
We visited the maritime museum to see the old sailing ships.
maritime nationn.
country strongly linked to the sea through trade, travel or defense
Japan is often described as a maritime nation with a powerful shipping industry.
maritime traden.
system of buying and moving goods between places using sea routes
Maritime trade helped the city grow into an international port.
maritime securityn.
protection of ships coasts and sea routes from crime or attacks
The navy increased patrols to strengthen maritime security in the region.

Expressions with pine

pine boxn.
box made of pine wood
She stored her tools in a pine box.
pine forv.
long for something or someone intensely
She pined for her hometown after moving away.
ride the pinev.
sit on the bench during a game
He had to ride the pine for most of the season.
pine greenadj.
of a dark green color resembling pine trees
The walls were painted a soothing pine green..
pine needlen.
long, slender leaves growing on pine trees
The wind rustled through the pine needles.
pine nutn.
edible seed of certain pine trees
She sprinkled pine nuts over the salad for extra crunch..
pine treen.
softwood harvested for construction and making furniture
The table was crafted from the finest pine tree wood.
pine kerneln.
edible seed of certain pine trees
Pine kernels are often used in pesto recipes.
black pinen.
type of pine tree with dark bark and needles
The black pine stood tall and majestic in the forest..
pine martenn.
small mustelid of Europe and Asia, dark fur, yellow throat, pine woods
We spotted a pine marten with a yellow throat in the forest.

Terms related to maritime pine

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botanyconiferevergreenforestMediterraneantimbertreewoodboardconstructionlumbermaterial

Examples of maritime pine in a sentence

  • Maritime pine forests are vital for local wildlife.
  • The furniture was crafted from maritime pine.
  • Maritime pine is preferred for its durability in construction.

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  1. French:pin maritime, ...
  2. German:Strandkiefer, Seekiefer, ...
  3. Italian:pino marittimo, ...
  4. Spanish:pino marítimo, ...
  5. Portuguese:pinheiro-bravo, ...
  6. Chinese:地中海松, 海松木, ...
  7. Japanese:地中海松, 海洋松, ...
  8. Arabic:صَنَوْبَر بَحْرِيّ, خَشَب الصَّنَوْبَر البَحْرِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֹרֶן יָמִי, עֵץ אוֹרֶן יָמִי, ...
  10. Russian:морская сосна, ...
  11. Ukrainian:морська сосна, соснова деревина, ...
  12. Hindi:समुद्री पाइन, पाइन लकड़ी, ...

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