Sagebrush Meaning in English

word

US

ˈseɪdʒˌbɹəʃ

SAYJ-brush

UK

sˈeɪdʒbɹʌʃ

SAYJ-brush

Definition

A small, gray-green shrub with a strong smell, commonly found in dry regions of western North America.

Usage & Nuances

'Sagebrush' is mostly used for the plant species Artemisia tridentata found in the American West. It appears in discussions about deserts, wildlife, and history of the region. Not to be confused with 'sage' (herb used in cooking).

• Spanish: artemisa (planta del oeste de EE. UU.)
• Portuguese (BR): arbusto-do-estepe - artemísia-do-oeste
• Portuguese (PT): artemísia-do-oeste - arbusto-da-sálvia
• Chinese (Simplified): 鼠尾草灌木
• Chinese (Traditional): 鼠尾草灌木
• Hindi: सेजब्रश (अमेरिका की झाड़ी)
• Arabic: نبات الشيح البري (شجيرة صحراوية)
• Bengali: সেজব্রাশ (একটি ঝাড় জাতীয় গাছ) - আর্টেমিসিয়া ট্রাইডেন্টাটা
• Russian: полынь кустарниковая - шалфейник (растение)
• Japanese: セージブラシ - アルテミシア・トリデンタタ (植物)
• Vietnamese: cây xô thơm bụi - cây sagebrush
• Korean: 세이지브러시 - 삼점쑥 (식물)
• Turkish: adaçayı çalısı - Artemisia tridentata (bitki)
• Urdu: سیج برش (ایک جھاڑی نما پودا) - آرٹیمیزیا ٹریڈینٹاٹا
• Indonesian: cây xô thơm bụi - cây sagebrush

Example Sentences

Sagebrush grows in the dry deserts of Nevada.

basic

Many animals hide in the sagebrush to stay safe.

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The sagebrush has silver-green leaves and a strong smell.

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The open road was lined with endless sagebrush under the big sky.

natural

Cowboys used to ride through miles of sagebrush searching for cattle.

natural

After the rain, the air smelled fresh, mixed with the scent of sagebrush.

natural