- A tree is a large plant with a trunk, branches, and leaves. If you have an apple tree in your backyard, you'll have apples in the fall — and a nice shady place to sit in the summer.
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- n. 树；
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1. an oak tree
橡树
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2. plant a tree
植树
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3. He leaned against the tree.
他倚在那棵树上。
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4. to chop/cut down a tree
伐╱砍倒一棵树
- tree (n.) Old English treo, treow "tree" (also "timber, wood, beam, log, stake"), from Proto-Germanic *trewam (source also of Old Frisian tre, Old Saxon trio, Old Norse tre, Gothic triu "tree"), from PIE *drew-o-, suffixed variant form of root *deru- "be firm, solid, steadfast," with specialized senses "wood, tree" and derivatives referring to objects made of wood.
- tree (v.) "to chase up a tree," 1700, from tree (n.). Meaning "take a tree-like form" is from 1884. Related: Treed; treeing.
tree ★ / triː ; NAmE triː / noun a tall plant that can live a long time. Treeshave a thick central wooden trunkfrom which branches grow, usually with leaves on them. 树；树木；乔木 ◆ an oak tree 橡树 ◆ to plant a tree 植树 ◆ to chop/cut down a tree 伐╱砍倒一棵树 ◆ They followed a path through the trees. 他们沿着林间小路走着。 ☞ collocationsat life ☞compare bush (1 ) , shrub ☞see also bay tree , Christmas tree , family tree , gum tree , plane tree IDIOM be out of your ˈtree ( informal) to be behaving in a crazy or stupid way, perhaps because of drugs or alcohol （药物或酒精等引起的）发疯，发傻 ☞more at apple , bark v. , forest , grow , top n. , wood tree trees treed treeing tree / triː ; NAmE triː /
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