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bark

/bɑːk/

/bɑrk/

bark back

bark out

barknoun

barks

/bɑːk/

/bɑrk/

Translations

кора

The bark of the tree was rough and thick.

Кора дерева была грубой и толстой.

лай

The dog's bark was loud and echoed through the neighborhood.

Лай собаки был громким и эхом разносился по окрестностям.

Additional translations

гавканье

оболочка

кора дерева

Definitions

The outer covering of the trunk, branches, and roots of trees and woody plants.

The bark of the tree was rough and covered in moss.

The sharp, explosive cry of certain animals, especially a dog.

The dog's bark alerted the family to the presence of a stranger.

A sailing ship with three or more masts, having the fore and mainmasts square-rigged and the mizzenmast fore-and-aft-rigged.

The old bark sailed across the ocean with a crew of seasoned sailors.

Synonyms

peel

cortex

outer layer

shell

tree covering

barkverb

barked

Past Simple

barked

Past Participle

barking

Gerund

/bɑːk/

/bɑrk/

Translations

лаять

The dog started to bark loudly at the stranger.

Собака начала громко лаять на незнакомца.

Definitions

To make the characteristic short, loud cry of a dog.

The dog barked loudly at the stranger.

To speak or shout in a sharp, abrupt manner.

The sergeant barked orders at the recruits.

To remove the bark from (a tree or log).

The workers barked the logs before sending them to the mill.

Synonyms

call out

cry out

barkadjective

/bɑːk/

/bɑrk/

Used attributively (e.g., bark mulch) to denote relation to or composition of tree bark.

Definitions

Relating to or made from the bark of trees; used attributively.

Gardeners often use bark mulch to retain soil moisture.