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bulrush

/ˈbʌl.rʌʃ/

/ˈbʌl.rəʃ/

Traductions

bulrushnoun

bulrushes

/ˈbʌl.rʌʃ/

/ˈbʌl.rəʃ/

papyrusSens historique, utilisé dans l’Égypte ancienne.

The ancient Egyptians used bulrushes to create scrolls for writing.

Les anciens Égyptiens utilisaient le papyrus pour fabriquer des rouleaux d’écriture.

massetteBotanique.

In late summer the bulrush beside the pond was topped with brown, velvety spikes.

À la fin de l’été, la massette près de l’étang était surmontée d’épis bruns et veloutés.

scirpeBotanique.

The bulrushes swayed gently in the breeze by the riverbank.

Les scirpes oscillaient doucement dans la brise au bord de la rivière.

Synonymes

bulrushadjective

/ˈbʊl.rʊʃ/

Used attributively to describe objects made from or pertaining to bulrushes (e.g., bulrush mat).

de scirpeBotanique.

She sat on a simple bulrush chair near the fire.

Elle était assise sur une simple chaise de scirpe près du feu.

bulrushesnoun

bulrush

bulrushes

/ˈbʌl.rʌʃ.ɪz/

/ˈbʌl.rəʃ.ɪz/

scirpeTerme botanique général pour les plantes des marais de type scirpe.

The bulrushes swayed gently in the breeze, their brown tops nodding over the water's edge.

Les scirpes se balançaient doucement dans la brise, leurs épis bruns penchés au bord de l'eau.

Traductions supplémentaires

massetteEmploi botanique courant pour la plante des marais à épis cylindriques.

Synonymes

Définitions

bulrushnoun

A tall, rush-like water plant of the sedge family, typically growing on the edges of lakes and rivers.

The bulrushes swayed gently in the breeze by the riverbank.

A type of papyrus plant, historically used in ancient Egypt for making paper.

The ancient Egyptians used bulrushes to create scrolls for writing.

Either of several tall marsh plants of the genus Typha, having long sword-shaped leaves and a dense cylindrical flowering spike; cattail.

In late summer the bulrush beside the pond was topped with brown, velvety spikes.

bulrushadjective

Made of, consisting of, or relating to bulrushes.

She sat on a simple bulrush chair near the fire.

bulrushesnoun

Tall, rush-like plants that grow in wetlands, often with cylindrical seed heads.

The pond was surrounded by a dense growth of bulrushes, providing a habitat for many birds.

A type of sedge, particularly those in the genus Scirpus, found in marshy areas.

The bulrushes swayed gently in the breeze, their brown tops nodding over the water's edge.