sycamore in Latin
sycamore in Latin is platanus — sycamore means a North American shade tree with mottled, flaking bark, or a related large maple grown in Europe.
sycamore in Latin
platanus
(US) Any of several North American plane trees, of the genus Platanus, especially Platanus occidentalis (American sycamore), distinguished by its mottled bark which flakes off in large irregular masses.
What does "sycamore" mean?
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noun A North American shade tree with mottled, flaking bark, or a related large maple grown in Europe.
"A row of sycamores lined the old avenue."
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sycamore in a sentence
- A row of sycamores lined the old avenue.
- The sycamore's bark peels away in large, pale patches.
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What is "sycamore" in Latin?
"sycamore" in Latin is platanus. sycamore means: A North American shade tree with mottled, flaking bark, or a related large maple grown in Europe.
How do you use "sycamore" in a sentence?
Example: "A row of sycamores lined the old avenue." In Latin, "sycamore" is platanus.
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