leafy in German
leafy in German is beblättert, belaubt, laubig — leafy means covered with or full of leaves.
leafy in German
beblättert
covered with leaves
belaubt
covered with leaves
laubig
covered with leaves
laubtragender
covered with leaves
laubreich
containing much foliage
begrünt
containing much foliage
blattreich
containing much foliage
blätterreich
containing much foliage
Blatt-
in the form of leaves (of some material)
blattartig
in the form of leaves (of some material)
blattartig
resembling a leaf
What does "leafy" mean?
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adjective Covered with or full of leaves.
"They walked down a leafy lane in early summer."
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adjective Describing a wealthy, green, tree-lined suburban area.
"The family moved to a leafy suburb outside the city."
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leafy in a sentence
- They walked down a leafy lane in early summer.
- The park is full of tall, leafy oaks.
- The family moved to a leafy suburb outside the city.
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What is "leafy" in German?
"leafy" in German is beblättert, belaubt, laubig. leafy means: Covered with or full of leaves.
How do you use "leafy" in a sentence?
Example: "They walked down a leafy lane in early summer." In German, "leafy" is beblättert, belaubt, laubig.
Are there other ways to say "leafy" in German?
Yes — German has 10 translations listed for "leafy": beblättert, belaubt, laubig, laubtragender, laubreich, begrünt.
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