Definition
Definition of oleaster - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
botanyTECH. wild olive treeTECH.
- Oleasters are often confused with cultivated olive trees but are hardier..
2.
plant familyTECH. plant in the Elaeagnaceae family, often Elaeagnus genusTECH.
- The oleaster is common in Mediterranean gardens.
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wild olive tree 
plant in the Elaeagnaceae family, often Elaeagnus genus
Origin of oleaster
Latin, olea (olive) + aster (resembling)
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tree
woody plant of the olive group, similar to oleaster and regionally distributed
Examples of oleaster in a sentence
Farmers often use oleasters as windbreaks. Oleaster shrubs are hardy and drought-resistant. The oleaster's silver leaves add elegance to landscapes.
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- French:olivier sauvage, elaeagnus, ...
- German:wilde Olive, Ölweide, ...
- Italian:ulivo selvatico, oleastro, ...
- Spanish:olivo silvestre, oleastro, ...
- Portuguese:oliveira brava, oleastro, ...
- Chinese:野橄榄树, 胡颓子, ...
- Japanese:野生オリーブの木, グミ, ...
- Arabic:زَيْتُون بَرِّي, سِنْجَد, ...
- Hebrew:זֵית פְּרָאִי, אוֹלֵיאַסְטֶר, ...
- Russian:лох, маслинка, ...
- Ukrainian:дика маслина, обліпиха, ...
- Hindi:ओलियास्टर, ...
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