Inglés
Traducciones detalladas de wooded de inglés a francés
wooded:
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wooded (afforested; overgrown; woody; grown over)
couvert de fôrets; boisé; riche en bois; bocager-
couvert de fôrets adj.
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boisé adj.
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riche en bois adj.
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bocager adj.
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wooded (overgrown; grown over)
Translation Matrix for wooded:
Other | Traducciones relacionadas | Other Translations |
- | forest-clad; forested | |
Modifier | Traducciones relacionadas | Other Translations |
bocager | afforested; grown over; overgrown; wooded; woody | |
boisé | afforested; grown over; overgrown; wooded; woody | grown over; overgrown; woody |
couvert de fôrets | afforested; grown over; overgrown; wooded; woody | |
couvert de végétation | grown over; overgrown; wooded | grown over; overgrown |
gazonné | grown over; overgrown; wooded | |
riche en bois | afforested; grown over; overgrown; wooded; woody |
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wooded forma de wood:
Translation Matrix for wood:
Noun | Traducciones relacionadas | Other Translations |
bois | timber; timbre; wood | antlers; forest; forest biomes; forests; horns; woodland; woodland ecosystem; woods |
plantes ligneuses | timber; timbre; wood | |
sous-bois | timber; timbre; wood | |
- | forest; woods; woodwind; woodwind instrument | |
Other | Traducciones relacionadas | Other Translations |
- | timber; timbre |
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Wiktionary: wood
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Cross Translation:
noun
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Substance dure et fibreuse des arbres
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Club de golf
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vaste terrain couvert de bois
- forêt → forest; woodland; wood; timberland
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• wood | → bois | ↔ hout — het materiaal in het binnenste van houtige planten |
• wood | → bois | ↔ Holz — aus Zellulose und Lignin bestehende Masse eines Baumes |
• wood | → bois | ↔ Holz — kleiner Wald |
• wood | → bois; brousse; forêt | ↔ Wald — größere von Bäumen dicht bewachsene FlächeZu den sprachlichen Implikationen von „Wald“ siehe: Ludwig M. Eichinger: Der Wald in der deutschen Sprache. Vorgestern, gestern und heute. In: Der Sprachdienst 24, Heft 3, 2008, Seite 2-13. |