cedars
word · lemma: cedar
Definition
Tall evergreen trees with fragrant wood, often used for making furniture or as ornamental trees. 'Cedars' is the plural of 'cedar.'
Usage & Nuances
The term is plural; use 'cedar' when referring to one tree or the wood. 'Cedars' often appears in place names or poetic contexts. Not all trees called 'cedar' are true cedars botanically.
Spanish: cedrosPortuguese (BR): cedrosPortuguese (PT): cedrosChinese (Simplified): 雪松树Chinese (Traditional): 雪松樹Hindi: देवदार के पेड़Arabic: أشجار الأرز
Example Sentences
There are many cedars in this forest.
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The cedars grow very tall and live for hundreds of years.
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Many people like the smell of cedars.
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The old church was surrounded by ancient cedars, giving it a peaceful atmosphere.
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When you walk beneath the cedars, you can feel the cool shade even on the hottest days.
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We named our street Cedar Lane because of all the cedars lining the road.
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