Definition of tree trunk in English:

tree trunk

noun

The main woody stem of a tree, from which its branches grow.
Example sentencesExamples
- She had survived for six days by clinging to a tree trunk.
- I stood behind a tree trunk, holding the rod and watching the bait.
- Mr Bowling said he had arranged to have the tree trunk removed yesterday afternoon.
- And sticking out of a nest down the side of the mountain, was a tree trunk just wide enough for someone to walk on and cross to the other side.
- It turned out to be one of the forest's many pieces of art work - a hare with its ears raised sculpted from an old tree trunk.
- By the time I had donned my wellies a large proportion of the big tree trunk had already succumbed to his chainsaw.
- She managed to wriggle partially into the fork between the stubby branch and the tree trunk.
- The way they see it, a tree trunk is not just a tree trunk, but also a bronchial tube.
- I hopped in a low branch over a river and leaned against the tree trunk, gazing ahead of me.
- And, with that, she had slid gracefully down the tree trunk and walked off.
- ‘People used to say that a tree trunk came in one end and a carriage came out the other,’ he said.
- Some kinds of mushroom which grow out of the side of a tree trunk have almost no stalk.
- We pause for a moment to reflect before the sculpture carved from a single tree trunk.
- The route is fairly steep, up through the trees, until eventually you reach a bench made from a tree trunk.
- He leaves the body on a strong branch and ties the body to the tree trunk and heads back.
- Mr Bradbury said people should know better than to start any sort of fire within a forest, even if they thought it was only an old tree trunk.
- I stood up and balanced on the one foot wide branch and walked to the tree trunk.
- If you put your ear against an old tree trunk lying in the grass, a park official will knock on the trunk and you can hear what an ant hears.
- It is also not unknown for flood debris to block passages, so be prepared to encounter the odd tree trunk in unexpected places.
- The sensor can be attached to a spike that is pushed into soil or poked into a tree trunk, or it can be clamped to a plant stem.
Synonyms
chunk of wood, branch, bole, stump

单词	tree trunk
释义	Definition of tree trunk in English: tree trunk noun The main woody stem of a tree, from which its branches grow. Example sentencesExamples She had survived for six days by clinging to a tree trunk. I stood behind a tree trunk, holding the rod and watching the bait. Mr Bowling said he had arranged to have the tree trunk removed yesterday afternoon. And sticking out of a nest down the side of the mountain, was a tree trunk just wide enough for someone to walk on and cross to the other side. It turned out to be one of the forest's many pieces of art work - a hare with its ears raised sculpted from an old tree trunk. By the time I had donned my wellies a large proportion of the big tree trunk had already succumbed to his chainsaw. She managed to wriggle partially into the fork between the stubby branch and the tree trunk. The way they see it, a tree trunk is not just a tree trunk, but also a bronchial tube. I hopped in a low branch over a river and leaned against the tree trunk, gazing ahead of me. And, with that, she had slid gracefully down the tree trunk and walked off. ‘People used to say that a tree trunk came in one end and a carriage came out the other,’ he said. Some kinds of mushroom which grow out of the side of a tree trunk have almost no stalk. We pause for a moment to reflect before the sculpture carved from a single tree trunk. The route is fairly steep, up through the trees, until eventually you reach a bench made from a tree trunk. He leaves the body on a strong branch and ties the body to the tree trunk and heads back. Mr Bradbury said people should know better than to start any sort of fire within a forest, even if they thought it was only an old tree trunk. I stood up and balanced on the one foot wide branch and walked to the tree trunk. If you put your ear against an old tree trunk lying in the grass, a park official will knock on the trunk and you can hear what an ant hears. It is also not unknown for flood debris to block passages, so be prepared to encounter the odd tree trunk in unexpected places. The sensor can be attached to a spike that is pushed into soil or poked into a tree trunk, or it can be clamped to a plant stem. Synonyms chunk of wood, branch, bole, stump
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