TREE什么意思 单词tree的中文是什么意思

单词tree的中文是什么意思

　　虽然英语tree看似很简单的一个单词，但它就不仅只有一种简单的`中文意思了。下文是百分网小编为大家准备了英文单词tree的几种中文意思，希望能对大家有所帮助!

　　tree的中文意思

　　英 [tri:]　美 [tri]

　　第三人称单数：trees第三人称复数：trees现在分词：treeing过去分词：treed过去式：treed

　　基本解释

　　名词 树; 木料; 树状图; 宗谱

　　及物动词 把…赶上树; 使处于困境; 把鞋型插入(鞋内)

　　相关词组

　　1. shake the pagoda tree : 暴发致富;

　　2. bark up the wrong tree : 找错目标;

　　3. up a tree : 进退两难;

　　tree的单语例句

　　1. Researchers suspected he had taken refuge in a tree after a fight with wild pandas, but then had fallen to his death.

　　2. The hundreds of bees buzzing around a pine tree in the park had become the scourge of people hoping to do their morning exercises.

　　3. My cousin and I would first hook flowers from the tree with a reaping hook and then pick them little by little.

　　4. The " king fir " has become a symbol of Xishui and has been designated by many forestry experts as a rare tree.

　　5. But the local people have formed special dietary customs by picking tender tree leaves for dishes.

　　6. And unlike that bygone partridge in a pear tree, available at several price points.

　　7. The cacao tree produces a fruit about the size of a small pineapple and shaped like a football.

　　8. Passersby who spotted the man sleeping on the tree were forced to call firefighters after their calls to him went unheard.

　　9. In the Yufeng Temple, there is a world famous camellia tree.

　　tree的词典解释

　　1. 树;树木;乔木

　　A tree is a tall plant that has a hard trunk, branches, and leaves.

　　e.g. I planted those apple trees.

　　我栽了那些苹果树。

　　e.g. ...a variety of shrubs and trees.

　　各种灌木和乔木

　　2. 走错路线;搞错方向;想法不对路

　　If you say that someone is barking up the wrong tree, you mean that they are following the wrong course of action because their beliefs or ideas about something are incorrect.

　　e.g. Scientists in Switzerland realised that most other researchers had been barking up the wrong tree.

　　瑞士科学家意识到其他研究者大多研究方向不对头。

　　3. 只见树木，不见森林;只重细节，不顾整体

　　If someone can't see the wood for the trees in British English, or can't see the forest for the trees in American English, they are very involved in the details of something and so they do not notice what is important about the thing as a whole.

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