deciduous in Portuguese
deciduous in Portuguese is caduco, decíduo, caducifólio — deciduous means of a tree or shrub: shedding all its leaves each year, usually in autumn, and growing new ones in spring.
deciduous in Portuguese
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."
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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Frequently asked questions
What is "deciduous" in Portuguese?
"deciduous" in Portuguese is caduco, decíduo, caducifólio. 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 use "deciduous" in a sentence?
Example: "Oak, maple and birch are deciduous, so the wood is bare by November." In Portuguese, "deciduous" is caduco, decíduo, caducifólio.
Are there other ways to say "deciduous" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 5 translations listed for "deciduous": caduco, decíduo, caducifólio, efêmero, transitório.