Como Pronunciar "tupelo"
word
ˈtjupəˌɫoʊ/, /ˈtupəˌɫoʊ
TYOO-puh-loh
tjuːpˈiːləʊ
tyoo-PEE-loh
Definição
A tupelo is a type of deciduous tree native to North America, known for its glossy leaves and for producing small, sour fruit; its wood and nectar are valued in woodworking and honey production.
Transcrição IPA
Inglês Americano
ˈtjupəˌɫoʊ/, /ˈtupəˌɫoʊ
Inglês Britânico
tjuːpˈiːləʊ
Pronúncia Simplificada
EUA
TYOO-puh-loh
UK
tyoo-PEE-loh
Ouça em Contexto
A tupelo tree can live for over 100 years.
Bees make delicious honey from tupelo flowers.
In autumn, the leaves of the tupelo turn bright red.
People travel to see the beautiful tupelo trees in bloom every spring.