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/kɒps/
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/kɑps/
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copse
noun
copses
pl
UK
/kɒps/
US
/kɑps/
bosquet
The children played hide and seek in the copse at the edge of the field.
Les enfants jouaient à cache-cache dans le bosquet au bord du champ.
taillis
Sylviculture.
The estate’s copses are harvested every seven years for firewood.
Les taillis du domaine sont exploités tous les sept ans pour le bois de chauffage.
Synonyms
thicket
grove
woodland
forest
stand
copse
verb
copsed
Past Simple
copsed
Past Participle
copsing
Gerund
UK
/kɒps/
US
/kɑps/
Rare forestry term meaning ‘to cut back trees so they form a copse’; required to cover complete lexical range.
recéper
Sylviculture.
The foresters copse the hazel every winter.
Les forestiers recèpent les noisetiers chaque hiver.
Synonyms
coppice
coppice back
cut back
prune
trim
pollard
Definitions
copse
noun
A small group of trees or a thicket of bushes.
The children played hide and seek in the copse at the edge of the field.
An area of woodland that is periodically cut to encourage new growth; a coppice.
The estate’s copses are harvested every seven years for firewood.
copse
verb
To cut back (trees or shrubs) so that they produce new shoots; to coppice.
The foresters copse the hazel every winter.
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