Definition of palo blanco in English:

palo blanco

(also paloblanco)

noun ˌpaləʊ ˈblaŋkəʊ

Any of various American trees or shrubs with pale or whitish bark or wood, specifically: (a) any of several small trees or shrubs of the genus Celtis (hackberries: family Ulmaceae) found in desert areas of south-western North America, especially C. reticulata; (b) the white-barked tree Lysiloma candida (family Mimosaceae (Leguminosae)) of western Mexico; (c) a forest tree, Calycophyllum multiflorum (family Rubiaceae), of central South America.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Hardy (d. 1871). FromAmerican Spanish palo blanco, lit. ‘white tree’ (a name given to various trees and shrubs) from palo, specifically sense of palo + blanco.

Definition of palo blanco in US English:

palo blanco

(also paloblanco)

nounˌpaləʊ ˈblaŋkəʊ

Any of various American trees or shrubs with pale or whitish bark or wood, specifically: (a) any of several small trees or shrubs of the genus Celtis (hackberries: family Ulmaceae) found in desert areas of south-western North America, especially C. reticulata; (b) the white-barked tree Lysiloma candida (family Mimosaceae (Leguminosae)) of western Mexico; (c) a forest tree, Calycophyllum multiflorum (family Rubiaceae), of central South America.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Hardy (d. 1871). FromAmerican Spanish palo blanco, lit. ‘white tree’ (a name given to various trees and shrubs) from palo, specifically sense of palo + blanco.

单词	palo blanco
释义	Definition of palo blanco in English: palo blanco (also paloblanco) noun ˌpaləʊ ˈblaŋkəʊ US Any of various American trees or shrubs with pale or whitish bark or wood, specifically: (a) any of several small trees or shrubs of the genus Celtis (hackberries: family Ulmaceae) found in desert areas of south-western North America, especially C. reticulata; (b) the white-barked tree Lysiloma candida (family Mimosaceae (Leguminosae)) of western Mexico; (c) a forest tree, Calycophyllum multiflorum (family Rubiaceae), of central South America. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Hardy (d. 1871). FromAmerican Spanish palo blanco, lit. ‘white tree’ (a name given to various trees and shrubs) from palo, specifically sense of palo + blanco. Definition of palo blanco in US English: palo blanco (also paloblanco) nounˌpaləʊ ˈblaŋkəʊ US Any of various American trees or shrubs with pale or whitish bark or wood, specifically: (a) any of several small trees or shrubs of the genus Celtis (hackberries: family Ulmaceae) found in desert areas of south-western North America, especially C. reticulata; (b) the white-barked tree Lysiloma candida (family Mimosaceae (Leguminosae)) of western Mexico; (c) a forest tree, Calycophyllum multiflorum (family Rubiaceae), of central South America. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Robert Hardy (d. 1871). FromAmerican Spanish palo blanco, lit. ‘white tree’ (a name given to various trees and shrubs) from palo, specifically sense of palo + blanco.
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