deciduous in Japanese
deciduous in Japanese is 落葉樹 — deciduous means of a tree or shrub: shedding all its leaves each year, usually in autumn, and growing new ones in spring.
deciduous in Japanese
落葉樹
Pronounced: rakuyōju
(botany) Of or pertaining to trees which lose their leaves in winter or the dry season.
What does "deciduous" mean?
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adjective Of a tree or shrub: shedding all its leaves each year, usually in autumn, and growing new ones in spring.
"Oak, maple and birch are deciduous, so the wood is bare by November."
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adjective Of a part of an animal or plant: falling off naturally at a particular stage of growth or season.
"A child's deciduous teeth are replaced by permanent ones from about the age of six."
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deciduous in a sentence
- Oak, maple and birch are deciduous, so the wood is bare by November.
- They planted a deciduous hedge that turns copper in October.
- A child's deciduous teeth are replaced by permanent ones from about the age of six.
- Deer shed their antlers, which are deciduous.
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What is "deciduous" in Japanese?
"deciduous" in Japanese is 落葉樹. deciduous means: Of a tree or shrub: shedding all its leaves each year, usually in autumn, and growing new ones in spring.
How do you pronounce 落葉樹?
"deciduous" in Japanese is 落葉樹, pronounced "rakuyōju".
How do you use "deciduous" in a sentence?
Example: "Oak, maple and birch are deciduous, so the wood is bare by November." In Japanese, "deciduous" is 落葉樹.
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