hardwood in Irish
hardwood in Irish is crua-adhmad — hardwood means wood from broad-leaved trees such as oak or maple, often prized for furniture and flooring.
hardwood in Irish
crua-adhmad
(countable, mostly in botany and forestry) The wood from any dicotyledonous tree, without regard to its hardness.
What does "hardwood" mean?
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noun Wood from broad-leaved trees such as oak or maple, often prized for furniture and flooring.
"They installed hardwood floors throughout the house."
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hardwood in a sentence
- They installed hardwood floors throughout the house.
- Oak and walnut are popular hardwoods for furniture making.
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What is "hardwood" in Irish?
"hardwood" in Irish is crua-adhmad. hardwood means: Wood from broad-leaved trees such as oak or maple, often prized for furniture and flooring.
How do you use "hardwood" in a sentence?
Example: "They installed hardwood floors throughout the house." In Irish, "hardwood" is crua-adhmad.
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