Treetop Meaning in English
word
ˈtɹiˌtɔp
TREE-top
tɹˈiːtɒp
TREE-top
Definition
The highest part of a tree, where the top branches and leaves are found.
Usage & Nuances
Mainly used when talking about forests, animals, or things high up in trees. Often appears as 'treetop house', 'treetop adventure', or 'from the treetop'. Not used for the whole tree—only the highest branches and leaves.
Spanish: copa de un árbolPortuguese (BR): copa da árvorePortuguese (PT): copa da árvoreChinese (Simplified): 树梢Chinese (Traditional): 樹梢Hindi: पेड़ की चोटीArabic: قمة الشجرةBengali: গাছের চূড়া - গাছের উপরের অংশRussian: верхушка дереваJapanese: 木の梢 - 木のてっぺんVietnamese: ngọn câyKorean: 나무 꼭대기 - 나뭇가지 끝Turkish: ağaç tepesiUrdu: درخت کی چوٹیIndonesian: ngọn cây
Example Sentences
A bird is sitting in the treetop.
basic
The sun shines on the treetop in the morning.
basic
Monkeys jumped from treetop to treetop.
basic
From the treetop, you can see the whole forest.
natural
A treehouse was built high in the treetop for the kids.
natural
The wind made the treetops sway back and forth.
natural