Definition of holm oak in English:

holm oak

nounˈhəʊm ˌəʊkˈhoʊm ˌoʊk

An evergreen southern European oak, which has dark green glossy leaves.
Quercus ilex, family Fagaceae
Also called evergreen oak or ilex
Example sentencesExamples
- Every day at the festival there are performances staged beneath the shade of a giant holm oak in the courtyard garden of a 19th century palace.
- The gardens which surround the property include beech, lime and holm oak trees while in the eastern corner is an ancient churchyard.
- Interspersed with the rocky scrub and holm oaks were olive groves and water-starved vines, their leaves limp, their fruit plump.
- I'm currently sitting in Priory Park, on the banks of the city's defences in the shade of a beautiful holm oak so that I can see my laptop's screen on such a bright day.
- But the Agriculture Department has since confirmed infections in a beech, a horse chestnut and a holm oak in a Cornish garden.

Origin

Late Middle English: holm, alteration of dialect hollin, from Old English holen 'holly'.

Definition of holm oak in US English:

holm oak

nounˈhōm ˌōkˈhoʊm ˌoʊk

An evergreen southern European oak, with dark green glossy leaves.
Quercus ilex, family Fagaceae
Also called evergreen oak or ilex
Example sentencesExamples
- But the Agriculture Department has since confirmed infections in a beech, a horse chestnut and a holm oak in a Cornish garden.
- I'm currently sitting in Priory Park, on the banks of the city's defences in the shade of a beautiful holm oak so that I can see my laptop's screen on such a bright day.
- The gardens which surround the property include beech, lime and holm oak trees while in the eastern corner is an ancient churchyard.
- Interspersed with the rocky scrub and holm oaks were olive groves and water-starved vines, their leaves limp, their fruit plump.
- Every day at the festival there are performances staged beneath the shade of a giant holm oak in the courtyard garden of a 19th century palace.

Origin

Late Middle English: holm, alteration of dialect hollin, from Old English holen ‘holly’.

单词	holm oak
释义	Definition of holm oak in English: holm oak nounˈhəʊm ˌəʊkˈhoʊm ˌoʊk An evergreen southern European oak, which has dark green glossy leaves. Quercus ilex, family Fagaceae Also called evergreen oak or ilex Example sentencesExamples Every day at the festival there are performances staged beneath the shade of a giant holm oak in the courtyard garden of a 19th century palace. The gardens which surround the property include beech, lime and holm oak trees while in the eastern corner is an ancient churchyard. Interspersed with the rocky scrub and holm oaks were olive groves and water-starved vines, their leaves limp, their fruit plump. I'm currently sitting in Priory Park, on the banks of the city's defences in the shade of a beautiful holm oak so that I can see my laptop's screen on such a bright day. But the Agriculture Department has since confirmed infections in a beech, a horse chestnut and a holm oak in a Cornish garden. Origin Late Middle English: holm, alteration of dialect hollin, from Old English holen 'holly'. Definition of holm oak in US English: holm oak nounˈhōm ˌōkˈhoʊm ˌoʊk An evergreen southern European oak, with dark green glossy leaves. Quercus ilex, family Fagaceae Also called evergreen oak or ilex Example sentencesExamples But the Agriculture Department has since confirmed infections in a beech, a horse chestnut and a holm oak in a Cornish garden. I'm currently sitting in Priory Park, on the banks of the city's defences in the shade of a beautiful holm oak so that I can see my laptop's screen on such a bright day. The gardens which surround the property include beech, lime and holm oak trees while in the eastern corner is an ancient churchyard. Interspersed with the rocky scrub and holm oaks were olive groves and water-starved vines, their leaves limp, their fruit plump. Every day at the festival there are performances staged beneath the shade of a giant holm oak in the courtyard garden of a 19th century palace. Origin Late Middle English: holm, alteration of dialect hollin, from Old English holen ‘holly’.
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