heartwood in Japanese
heartwood in Japanese is 心材 — heartwood means the older wood at the center of a tree trunk or branch, which is a different color from the sapwood around it.
heartwood in Japanese
心材
Pronounced: shinzai
The wood nearer the heart of a stem or branch, different in color from the sapwood.
What does "heartwood" mean?
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noun The older wood at the center of a tree trunk or branch, which is a different color from the sapwood around it.
"The heartwood of the oak was much darker than the pale sapwood."
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heartwood in a sentence
- The heartwood of the oak was much darker than the pale sapwood.
- Carpenters prize heartwood for furniture because of its rich color.
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What is "heartwood" in Japanese?
"heartwood" in Japanese is 心材. heartwood means: The older wood at the center of a tree trunk or branch, which is a different color from the sapwood around it.
How do you pronounce 心材?
"heartwood" in Japanese is 心材, pronounced "shinzai".
How do you use "heartwood" in a sentence?
Example: "The heartwood of the oak was much darker than the pale sapwood." In Japanese, "heartwood" is 心材.
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