treed

UK
/triːd/
US
/trid/
treedadjective
more treed
Comp.
most treed
Super.
UK
/triːd/
US
/trid/
Translations
The treed area provided a perfect habitat for wildlife.
Лесистая местность обеспечивала идеальную среду обитания для дикой природы.
засаженный деревьями
The treed boulevard was a beautiful sight in the autumn.
Засаженный деревьями бульвар был прекрасным зрелищем осенью.
Definitions
Surrounded or enclosed by trees.
The treed landscape provided a serene and secluded atmosphere for the cabin.
Forced up into a tree, typically by a pursuer.
The treed cat meowed loudly, waiting for someone to help it down.
treenoun
Definitions
A perennial plant with an elongated stem, or trunk, supporting branches and leaves.
The oak tree in the backyard provides ample shade during the summer.
A diagram or data structure with a branching, hierarchical form used to represent relationships.
The developer navigated the directory tree to locate the configuration file.
A frame or device, often shaped to support or preserve the form of something, such as a shoe tree or clothes tree.
He inserted cedar shoe trees into the boots after polishing them.
treeverb

treed

Past Simple

treed
Past Simple
treed
Past Participle
treeing
Gerund
Definitions
To chase or force (an animal or person) up into a tree; to corner or trap.
The hounds treed the raccoon within minutes.
To plant with trees or supply with trees.
Volunteers spent the weekend treeing the bare hillside.
Synonyms
force out
root out
chase up
drive up
flush out