nut-tree |
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nut-tree [nat-tri]
sustantivo
1. Avellano. (Botánica)
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| Q: | Question re tree name, alisal |
| A: | Slight correction: Alisal is more precisely a grove alder trees, while an aliso is a single tree. This construction is parallel to encinal/encino. I live… |
| Q: | rain tree wood |
| A: | Samán |
| Q: | How do you day sugar maple (as in the tree) in Spanish? |
| A: | miel de maple |
| Q: | How do I say "christmas tree"? |
| A: | Thats a good one, i didn't know how too say that either bye Denise and monsers |
| Q: | ARRIBA: up North and up in a tree? |
| A: | Thanks, Gustavo. I was wondering if it might be similar in Spanish to the way it is in English, that people say "up" in English when they mean north,… |
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