tree in Dutch
tree in Dutch is boom, wiet — tree means a tall woody plant with a single trunk and branches.
tree in Dutch
boom
wiet
(often in the plural, slang) Marijuana.
What does "tree" mean?
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noun A tall woody plant with a single trunk and branches.
"They planted an oak tree in the backyard."
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noun A branching diagram showing hierarchical relationships.
"She drew a family tree going back four generations."
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verb To chase an animal or person up a tree.
"The dogs treed a raccoon in the old elm."
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tree in a sentence
- They planted an oak tree in the backyard.
- She drew a family tree going back four generations.
- The dogs treed a raccoon in the old elm.
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What is "tree" in Dutch?
"tree" in Dutch is boom, wiet. tree means: A tall woody plant with a single trunk and branches.
How do you use "tree" in a sentence?
Example: "They planted an oak tree in the backyard." In Dutch, "tree" is boom, wiet.
Are there other ways to say "tree" in Dutch?
Yes — Dutch has 2 translations listed for "tree": boom, wiet.
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