英语词汇tree怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

tree /ˈtriː/ noun

plural trees

tree

/ˈtriː/

noun

plural trees

Learner's definition of TREE

[count]

: a usually tall plant that has a thick, wooden stem and many large branches树；树木

pine/oak/apple trees松/橡/苹果树
He chopped/cut down the tree.他把树砍倒了。

— see color picture on this page; see also christmas tree, gum tree

: a drawing that connects things with lines to show how they are related to each other树形图

a tree (diagram) that shows the relationships between different languages表明不同语言关系的树形图

— see also family tree

barking up the wrong tree

— see ¹bark

grow on trees

— see grow

not see the forest for the trees

(US) or US miss the forest for the trees or British not see the wood for the trees

: to not understand or appreciate a larger situation, problem, etc., because you are considering only a few parts of it只见树木不见森林

This investment would be good for the company, but he's so concerned about saving money that he can't see the forest for the trees.投资将给公司带来好处，但是他只见树木不见森林，就知道攒钱。

out of your tree

informal

: crazy

That guy is completely out of his tree. [=(more commonly) out of his mind]那家伙彻底疯了。

top of the tree

— see ¹top

— see also shoe tree

— treed

adjective

a heavily treed [=wooded] area [=an area in which there are many trees]林木覆盖率高的地区

— treeless

/ˈtriːləs/ adjective

a treeless plain无树的平原

— treelike

/ˈtriːˌlaɪk/ adjective

a treelike structure树形结构

单词	tree
释义	tree 19 ENTRIES FOUND: tree (noun) tree-lined (adjective) tree house (noun) tree hugger (noun) tree line (noun) Christmas tree (noun) family tree (noun) gum tree (noun) olive tree (noun) palm tree (noun) shoe tree (noun) bark (verb) forest (noun) grow (verb) miss (verb) see (verb) top (noun) wood (noun) wrong (adjective) tree /ˈtriː/ noun plural trees tree /ˈtriː/ noun plural trees Learner's definition of TREE [count] 1 : a usually tall plant that has a thick, wooden stem and many large branches树；树木 pine/oak/apple trees松/橡/苹果树 He chopped/cut down the tree.他把树砍倒了。 — see color picture on this page; see also christmas tree, gum tree 2 : a drawing that connects things with lines to show how they are related to each other树形图 a tree (diagram) that shows the relationships between different languages表明不同语言关系的树形图 — see also family tree barking up the wrong tree — see ¹bark grow on trees — see grow not see the forest for the trees (US) or US miss the forest for the trees or British not see the wood for the trees : to not understand or appreciate a larger situation, problem, etc., because you are considering only a few parts of it只见树木不见森林 This investment would be good for the company, but he's so concerned about saving money that he can't see the forest for the trees.投资将给公司带来好处，但是他只见树木不见森林，就知道攒钱。 out of your tree informal : crazy That guy is completely out of his tree. [=(more commonly) out of his mind]那家伙彻底疯了。 top of the tree — see ¹top — see also shoe tree — treed adjective a heavily treed [=wooded] area [=an area in which there are many trees]林木覆盖率高的地区 — treeless /ˈtriːləs/ adjective a treeless plain无树的平原 — treelike /ˈtriːˌlaɪk/ adjective a treelike structure树形结构
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