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cedar

UK
/ˈsiːdə/
US
/ˈsidər/

Translations

cedarnoun
cedars
pl
UK
/ˈsiːdə/
US
/ˈsidər/
The cedar in the backyard has grown significantly over the years.
Le cèdre dans le jardin a beaucoup grandi au fil des années.
cèdreBois de cèdre.
The closet was lined with cedar to keep moths away from the clothes.
L'armoire était doublée de cèdre pour éloigner les mites des vêtements.
Additional translations
thuyaPour certaines espèces improprement appelées « cedars » en anglais.
Synonyms
cypress
sequoia
redwood
juniper
arborvitae
cedaradjective
UK
/ˈsiːdə/
US
/ˈsiːdər/
Used attributively to denote something made of cedar wood or relating to cedar trees.
de cèdre
She kept her winter coats in a cedar chest to protect them from moths.
Elle gardait ses manteaux d'hiver dans un coffre de cèdre pour les protéger des mites.

Definitions

cedarnoun
A type of coniferous tree known for its fragrant wood, often used in construction and furniture making.
The cedar in the backyard has grown significantly over the years.
The wood of a cedar tree, valued for its durability and pleasant aroma.
The closet was lined with cedar to keep moths away from the clothes.
Any of several coniferous trees of various genera that are called cedars but are not true cedars, valued for their aromatic wood.
The so-called white cedar of the East Coast is actually a species of cypress.
cedaradjective
Made of or consisting of cedar wood; relating to cedar trees.
She kept her winter coats in a cedar chest to protect them from moths.
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