poplar in Portuguese
poplar in Portuguese is choupo, álamo — poplar means a tall, fast-growing deciduous tree of the genus Populus, often planted in rows as a windbreak.
poplar in Portuguese
choupo
Any of various deciduous trees of the genus Populus.
álamo
Any of various deciduous trees of the genus Populus.
What does "poplar" mean?
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noun A tall, fast-growing deciduous tree of the genus Populus, often planted in rows as a windbreak.
"A line of poplars marked the edge of the old farm."
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noun The lightweight wood of this tree.
"The drawer was made of cheap poplar rather than oak."
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poplar in a sentence
- A line of poplars marked the edge of the old farm.
- Poplars grow quickly but their wood is fairly soft.
- The drawer was made of cheap poplar rather than oak.
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What is "poplar" in Portuguese?
"poplar" in Portuguese is choupo, álamo. poplar means: A tall, fast-growing deciduous tree of the genus Populus, often planted in rows as a windbreak.
How do you use "poplar" in a sentence?
Example: "A line of poplars marked the edge of the old farm." In Portuguese, "poplar" is choupo, álamo.
Are there other ways to say "poplar" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "poplar": choupo, álamo.
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