Formy złożone:
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| almond tree n | US (tree bearing almond nuts) | drzewo migdałowe n + przym. |
| | The ground beneath the almond tree was covered with nuts. |
| apple tree n | (tree bearing apples) | jabłoń, jabłonka ż |
| | The story about George Washington cutting down the apple tree is a myth. |
| apricot tree n | (tree bearing apricots) | drzewo morelowe n + przym. |
| | | morela ż |
| | The farm has apple, plum and apricot trees. |
| ash tree n | (type of tree) | jesion m |
| | The ash trees in my area of the county are dying off. |
| banana tree n | (fruit-bearing plant) | bananowiec m |
| | | drzewo bananowe n + przym. |
| | The banana trees were all knocked down when the hurricane passed through here. |
banyan,
banyan tree n | (variety of Indian tree) | figowiec bengalski m + przym. |
| | | banian m |
| basil tree n | (herb plant) | bazylia ż |
| | The basil tree makes a good ornamental plant, although it can be used for cooking as well. |
bonsai,
bonsai tree n | (miniature tree) | bonsai n |
| | He waters his bonsai daily with a spoonful of water. |
| cherry tree n | (tree: bears cherries) | wiśnia ż |
| | I'm going to pick all of the fruit off the cherry tree this morning. |
chestnut tree,
horse chestnut tree n | (horse chestnut) | kasztanowiec m |
| | The chestnut trees bloom in May and are covered in white blossoms. |
chestnut tree,
sweet chestnut tree n | (sweet chestnut) | kasztanowiec m |
| | Most of America's chestnut trees died from disease in the 20th century. |
| Christmas tree n | (fir tree decorated at Christmas) | choinka bożonarodzeniowa ż + przym. |
| | We put the Christmas tree up in December and the children decorate it with baubles and lights. |
| coconut tree n | (palm tree: bears coconuts) | drzewo kokosowe n + przym. |
| | | palma kokosowa ż + przym. |
| | The monkey was trained to climb the coconut tree and pick the coconuts. |
| family tree n | (genealogical chart) | drzewo rodzinne n + przym. |
| | My sixteen great-great-grandparents sit at the top of my family tree. |
| filbert n | (tree bearing hazelnuts) | orzech laskowy m + przym. |
| fir tree n | (conifer) | świerk m |
| | I'm going into the forest to cut down a fir tree for Christmas. |
flamboyant,
flamboyant tree n | (tree) | wianowłostka królewska ż + przym. |
| | The flamboyant's flowers blazed bright red in the afternoon sun. |
| fruit tree n | (tree which bears fruit) | drzewo owocowe n + przym. |
| | Fruit trees lined the driveway leading to the house. |
| genealogical tree n | (chart showing family relationships) | drzewo genealogiczne n + przym. |
| | His genealogical tree includes diplomats and noblemen. |
hazel tree,
hazelnut tree n | (nut-bearing tree) | leszczyna ż |
| juniper tree n | (fruit-bearing conifer) | jałowiec m |
| | The berries of the juniper tree are used to flavour gin. |
| kola tree n | (nut tree from which cola is made) | kola ż |
| lemon tree n | (plant: bears lemons) | drzewo cytrynowe n + przym. |
| | I want to plant a lemon tree in my yard because it will fill the air with the pungent smell of citrus fruit. |
mango,
mango tree n | (fruit tree that bears mangoes) | mango n |
| | We're planning a plantation of mangoes for next year. |
| maple tree n | (deciduous tree with pointed leaves) | klon m |
| | Our maple tree turns a brilliant red in autumn. |
| oak tree n | (deciduous tree) | dąb m |
| | There are many acorns in the yard that fell from that big oak tree. |
| oak tree n | (emblem: image of an oak tree) | drzewo dębowe n + przym. |
| olive tree n | (tree which bears olives) | drzewo oliwne n + przym. |
| | Olive trees have been cultivated here for at least 5000 years. |
| orange tree n | (plant: bears oranges) | drzewko pomarańczowe n + przym. |
| | An orange tree laden with oranges and waxy green leaves will appear as artificial to someone who has never seen it before. |
| palm tree n | (tropical tree with fronds) | palma ż |
| | Wayne's postcard from Florida showed palm trees and a sunset. |
| papaya tree n | (tree that bears papaya fruit) | melonowiec właściwy m + przym. |
| | To bear fruit, a papaya tree needs to have a ready source of water. |
| pear tree n | (fruit tree that bears pears) | grusza ż |
| | Last year, I planted a pear tree in my yard, but it hasn't produced any fruit yet. |
| pine tree n | (type of conifer) | sosna ż |
| | There are several squirrels on that pine tree. |
pistachio,
pistachio tree n | (tree bearing nuts) | pistacja ż |
| | My mother grows pistachios in her backyard. |
quince,
quince tree n | (fruit tree that bears quinces) | pigwa ż |
| | The cooked fruit of the quince tree is delicious. |
ring,
tree ring,
growth ring,
annual ring n | (tree: growth circle) | pierścień m |
| | Old trees have many rings. |
rowan,
rowan tree n | (deciduous tree) | jarząb m |
| | The rowan is covered in clusters of red berries. |
| shoe tree n | (shaped insert for footwear) | prawidło ż |
| | I take good care of my shoes by keeping shoe trees in them when I'm not wearing them. |
| tree house n | (playhouse built in a tree) | domek na drzewie wyr. |
| | The kids play in their tree house when they're bored. |
| tree line n | (natural boundary of tree-growing area) | granica drzew ż + n, l.mn. |
| | We climbed all day until we were well above the tree line. |
| | We saw an eagle flying just above the tree line. |
| tree surgeon n | ([sb]: treats trees) | plantator drzew m + n, l.mn. |
| | Even tree surgeons can't cure trees of Dutch elm disease. |
| tree top n | (topmost branches of a tree) | wierzchołek drzewa m + n |
| | The young boy sat way up in the tree top. |
| | The kite landed in the treetop, ending the day's fun. |
| tree trunk n | (thick stem of tree) | pień drzewa m + przym. |
| | The teenagers carved their initials into the tree trunk. |
| up a tree adv | informal, figurative (stuck, in a difficult predicament) | w tarapatach przyim. + ż, l.mn. |
| walnut tree n | (large tree that bears walnuts) | orzech włoski m + przym. |
| | The bureau was built from the wood of the walnut tree. |
willow,
willow tree n | (tree) | wierzba ż |
| | There was a willow at the bottom of the garden. |