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View usage for: (hɑːʳdwʊd) Word forms: plural hardwoodsvariable noun [oft NOUN noun]Hardwood is wood such as oak, teak, and mahogany, which is very strong and hard. ...imports of tropical hardwood. ...hardwood floors. hardwood in British English (ˈhɑːdˌwʊd) noun1. the wood of any of numerous broad-leaved dicotyledonous trees, such as oak, beech, ash, etc, as distinguished from the wood of a conifer 2. any tree from which this wood is obtained Compare softwoodhardwood in American English (ˈhɑrdˌwʊd) noun1. any tough, heavy timber with a compact texture 2. Forestry the wood of an angiosperm possessing true vessels, in contrast to the softwood of a gymnosperm, which lacks vessels 3. a tree yielding hardwood Examples of 'hardwood' in a sentencehardwood Both can be grown from hardwood cuttings taken when the plants are dormant.Both can be grown from hardwood cuttings taken when the plants are dormant.The sound of wooden chair legs screeched against the hardwood floors.The bell tents and yurts have hardwood floors and double beds.It's also a great opportunity to take hardwood cuttings and produce new plants for admiring friends.In autumn, cuttings that have had all season to toughen up are called hardwood cuttings.Rooms have hardwood floors and low-slung beds.Inside was a stylish world of hardwood floors, deep sofas and books.Inside, the furnished apartments have marble bath suites and hardwood floors.But the bedrooms are superb with hardwood floors, plush sofas and standalone baths.The rooms are bright and retain period features such as wooden doors, marble fireplaces and hardwood flooring.The decor is simple and light with comfortable leather seating, hardwood floors and sections of exposed original brickwork.Ten per cent of this is tropical hardwood, which comes from old growth forests that cannot be replaced.My immense villa has a high palm roof, hardwood floors and a plunge pool that appears to hover above the ocean beyond.Get it right and you have the fibrous strength of the sort of 200-year-old tropical hardwood trees that it is now often illegal to harvest.Very old plants may not make it through, so take some hardwood cuttings Just in case.There's a thatched roof with exposed beams, and polished hardwood floors.The property has recently been remodelled, with hardwood floors, granite worktops and marble bathroom fixtures.Made in Britain, it has a hardwood frame and stained oak feet.Did I mention the hardwood floors?The main culprits are legal and illegal logging, to meet the world's insatiable demand for tropical hardwood.There were slightly rough hardwood floors, and a retro phone, and the big bed was piled with crisp white linen.Autumn is just as busy: a time of increasing plant stocks by lifting and dividing perennials, or taking hardwood cuttings from shrubs.A native hardwood such as oak is the obvious choice, as it doesn't need preservative and weathers nicely.If you have a tiny garden you can grow hardwood cuttings in pots, but they'll need a little more care because pots are prone to drying out. Word lists withhardwood woodIn other languageshardwood British English: hardwood NOUN Hardwood is wood such as oak, teak, and mahogany, which is very strong and hard. ...imports of tropical hardwood. - American English: hardwood
- Brazilian Portuguese: madeira de lei
- Chinese: 硬木
- European Spanish: madera noble
- French: bois dur
- German: Hartholz
- Italian: legno duro
- Japanese: 硬材
- Korean: 견목
- European Portuguese: madeira de lei
- Latin American Spanish: madera noble
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