wooded

UK
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US
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woodedadjektiv
more wooded
Komp.
most wooded
Super.
UK
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US
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Übersetzungen
The cabin is located in a wooded area.
Кабина расположена в лесистой местности.
Definitionen
Covered with trees or forest.
The hikers enjoyed the cool shade of the wooded trail.
woodedpartizip perfekt
UK
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US
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Used as a past-participle adjective derived from the verb “wood”, meaning ‘supplied or furnished with wood’.
Definitionen
Supplied or furnished with wood.
The newly wooded beams gave the ceiling a rustic appearance.
woodsubstantiv
Definitionen
The hard, fibrous material that forms the main substance of the trunk or branches of a tree or shrub, used for fuel or timber.
The carpenter selected a piece of wood to craft the table.
A golf club with a large, rounded head, typically made of wood or metal, used for long-distance shots.
He used a wood to drive the ball down the fairway.
An area of land, smaller than a forest, that is covered with growing trees.
They went for a walk in the wood to enjoy the autumn colors.
woodverb

wooded

Präteritum

wooded
Präteritum
wooded
Partizip Perfekt
wooding
Gerundium
Rare/archaic verb meaning ‘to supply with wood’ or ‘to plant with trees’.
Definitionen
To supply or fuel with wood.
The villagers wooded the kiln before nightfall.
To plant or cover (an area) with trees; to afforest.
Volunteers plan to wood the barren hillside next spring.
Synonyme
furnish (with wood)
supply (with wood)
woodadjektiv
Definitionen
Made of or relating to wood.
They installed a wood fence around the garden.
(Archaic) Mad; insane; furious.
In his anger he seemed quite wood.