Definition of barked in English:

barked

adjective bɑːktbärkt

in combination (of a tree or woody shrub) having bark of a specified kind.
thick-barked trees that could resist fire
Example sentencesExamples
- Evolution prepared the gray-barked giants to withstand the fast-burning low flames of grass fires.
- All four study areas consisted of remnant eucalyptus forest dominated by rough-barked tree species.
- The scarring susceptibility is high for small, thin-barked trees and for trees that have been previously scarred.
- The pair is partly hidden in a forest of white-barked aspen.
- The thick-skinned, yellow-barked ponderosa pines are known as "yellowbellies."

Definition of barked in US English:

barked

adjectivebärkt

in combination (of a tree or woody shrub) having bark of a specified kind.
thick-barked trees that could resist fire
Example sentencesExamples
- The scarring susceptibility is high for small, thin-barked trees and for trees that have been previously scarred.
- The thick-skinned, yellow-barked ponderosa pines are known as "yellowbellies."
- The pair is partly hidden in a forest of white-barked aspen.
- Evolution prepared the gray-barked giants to withstand the fast-burning low flames of grass fires.
- All four study areas consisted of remnant eucalyptus forest dominated by rough-barked tree species.

单词	barked
释义	Definition of barked in English: barked adjective bɑːktbärkt in combination (of a tree or woody shrub) having bark of a specified kind. thick-barked trees that could resist fire Example sentencesExamples Evolution prepared the gray-barked giants to withstand the fast-burning low flames of grass fires. All four study areas consisted of remnant eucalyptus forest dominated by rough-barked tree species. The scarring susceptibility is high for small, thin-barked trees and for trees that have been previously scarred. The pair is partly hidden in a forest of white-barked aspen. The thick-skinned, yellow-barked ponderosa pines are known as "yellowbellies." Definition of barked in US English: barked adjectivebärkt in combination (of a tree or woody shrub) having bark of a specified kind. thick-barked trees that could resist fire Example sentencesExamples The scarring susceptibility is high for small, thin-barked trees and for trees that have been previously scarred. The thick-skinned, yellow-barked ponderosa pines are known as "yellowbellies." The pair is partly hidden in a forest of white-barked aspen. Evolution prepared the gray-barked giants to withstand the fast-burning low flames of grass fires. All four study areas consisted of remnant eucalyptus forest dominated by rough-barked tree species.
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