Definition of driftwood in English:

driftwood

nounˈdrɪftwʊdˈdrɪf(t)wʊd

mass noun

Pieces of wood which are floating on the sea or have been washed ashore.
a fire made of driftwood
as modifier beaches covered in driftwood logs
Example sentencesExamples
- Opposite the gallery desk was an enormous piece of bleached driftwood.
- Props are many and various, including statues, pieces of driftwood, rusty farm tools, wind chimes, etc.
- The ocean would rush away, leaving the sandy beach full of crabs and clams, seaweed and driftwood, shells and stones.
- He saw deep tire tracks in the sand, with wood chips and a few scraps of driftwood littering the beach.
- There's all this driftwood everywhere that's been washed ashore by the storms.
- She looks back as she crests the mound of sand, and sees the crazy man standing shin-deep in the sea, holding a piece of driftwood.
- Finally she rose from the piece of driftwood and walked away down the ledge, offering no explanation to the others.
- Not much of it has been at sea for long - not real good mantelpiece driftwood, more like firewood driftwood.
- I picked up a piece of driftwood and did the same, yelling for no reason, kicking the sand and flinging it about.
- But all he had were some notes he'd made, which described finding the man lying like a piece of driftwood on the beach.
- Tom poked at the edge of the fire with a piece of driftwood.
- She sat down on a piece of driftwood that sat on the beach, and looked out to sea.
- A piece of dancing driftwood caught his attention and his eyes followed it down the current.
- In the hall there is a marvellous wood feature, carved out of a piece of driftwood that came down the river.
- Jess was reeling in a piece of driftwood covered in a bit of seaweed.
- Males construct a shallow scrape nest on open, bare ground, sometimes near a clump of grass or piece of driftwood.
- Small waves lapped against the shore, a quick and steady pulse carrying pieces of driftwood and a few leaves.
- Her painting was predominantly abstract, and her sculpture often made use of found items such as pieces of driftwood, which she used in painted constructions.
- They are often seen perched on fence posts or pieces of driftwood.
- Maybe there would even be a few pieces of decent driftwood.

Definition of driftwood in US English:

driftwood

nounˈdrif(t)wo͝odˈdrɪf(t)wʊd

Pieces of wood which are floating on the sea or have been washed ashore.
a fire made of driftwood
as modifier beaches covered in driftwood logs
Example sentencesExamples
- They are often seen perched on fence posts or pieces of driftwood.
- Jess was reeling in a piece of driftwood covered in a bit of seaweed.
- The ocean would rush away, leaving the sandy beach full of crabs and clams, seaweed and driftwood, shells and stones.
- Her painting was predominantly abstract, and her sculpture often made use of found items such as pieces of driftwood, which she used in painted constructions.
- Props are many and various, including statues, pieces of driftwood, rusty farm tools, wind chimes, etc.
- There's all this driftwood everywhere that's been washed ashore by the storms.
- A piece of dancing driftwood caught his attention and his eyes followed it down the current.
- She sat down on a piece of driftwood that sat on the beach, and looked out to sea.
- Opposite the gallery desk was an enormous piece of bleached driftwood.
- Finally she rose from the piece of driftwood and walked away down the ledge, offering no explanation to the others.
- In the hall there is a marvellous wood feature, carved out of a piece of driftwood that came down the river.
- Males construct a shallow scrape nest on open, bare ground, sometimes near a clump of grass or piece of driftwood.
- Small waves lapped against the shore, a quick and steady pulse carrying pieces of driftwood and a few leaves.
- I picked up a piece of driftwood and did the same, yelling for no reason, kicking the sand and flinging it about.
- Maybe there would even be a few pieces of decent driftwood.
- Tom poked at the edge of the fire with a piece of driftwood.
- She looks back as she crests the mound of sand, and sees the crazy man standing shin-deep in the sea, holding a piece of driftwood.
- He saw deep tire tracks in the sand, with wood chips and a few scraps of driftwood littering the beach.
- But all he had were some notes he'd made, which described finding the man lying like a piece of driftwood on the beach.
- Not much of it has been at sea for long - not real good mantelpiece driftwood, more like firewood driftwood.

单词	driftwood
释义	Definition of driftwood in English: driftwood nounˈdrɪftwʊdˈdrɪf(t)wʊd mass noun Pieces of wood which are floating on the sea or have been washed ashore. a fire made of driftwood as modifier beaches covered in driftwood logs Example sentencesExamples Opposite the gallery desk was an enormous piece of bleached driftwood. Props are many and various, including statues, pieces of driftwood, rusty farm tools, wind chimes, etc. The ocean would rush away, leaving the sandy beach full of crabs and clams, seaweed and driftwood, shells and stones. He saw deep tire tracks in the sand, with wood chips and a few scraps of driftwood littering the beach. There's all this driftwood everywhere that's been washed ashore by the storms. She looks back as she crests the mound of sand, and sees the crazy man standing shin-deep in the sea, holding a piece of driftwood. Finally she rose from the piece of driftwood and walked away down the ledge, offering no explanation to the others. Not much of it has been at sea for long - not real good mantelpiece driftwood, more like firewood driftwood. I picked up a piece of driftwood and did the same, yelling for no reason, kicking the sand and flinging it about. But all he had were some notes he'd made, which described finding the man lying like a piece of driftwood on the beach. Tom poked at the edge of the fire with a piece of driftwood. She sat down on a piece of driftwood that sat on the beach, and looked out to sea. A piece of dancing driftwood caught his attention and his eyes followed it down the current. In the hall there is a marvellous wood feature, carved out of a piece of driftwood that came down the river. Jess was reeling in a piece of driftwood covered in a bit of seaweed. Males construct a shallow scrape nest on open, bare ground, sometimes near a clump of grass or piece of driftwood. Small waves lapped against the shore, a quick and steady pulse carrying pieces of driftwood and a few leaves. Her painting was predominantly abstract, and her sculpture often made use of found items such as pieces of driftwood, which she used in painted constructions. They are often seen perched on fence posts or pieces of driftwood. Maybe there would even be a few pieces of decent driftwood. Definition of driftwood in US English: driftwood nounˈdrif(t)wo͝odˈdrɪf(t)wʊd Pieces of wood which are floating on the sea or have been washed ashore. a fire made of driftwood as modifier beaches covered in driftwood logs Example sentencesExamples They are often seen perched on fence posts or pieces of driftwood. Jess was reeling in a piece of driftwood covered in a bit of seaweed. The ocean would rush away, leaving the sandy beach full of crabs and clams, seaweed and driftwood, shells and stones. Her painting was predominantly abstract, and her sculpture often made use of found items such as pieces of driftwood, which she used in painted constructions. Props are many and various, including statues, pieces of driftwood, rusty farm tools, wind chimes, etc. There's all this driftwood everywhere that's been washed ashore by the storms. A piece of dancing driftwood caught his attention and his eyes followed it down the current. She sat down on a piece of driftwood that sat on the beach, and looked out to sea. Opposite the gallery desk was an enormous piece of bleached driftwood. Finally she rose from the piece of driftwood and walked away down the ledge, offering no explanation to the others. In the hall there is a marvellous wood feature, carved out of a piece of driftwood that came down the river. Males construct a shallow scrape nest on open, bare ground, sometimes near a clump of grass or piece of driftwood. Small waves lapped against the shore, a quick and steady pulse carrying pieces of driftwood and a few leaves. I picked up a piece of driftwood and did the same, yelling for no reason, kicking the sand and flinging it about. Maybe there would even be a few pieces of decent driftwood. Tom poked at the edge of the fire with a piece of driftwood. She looks back as she crests the mound of sand, and sees the crazy man standing shin-deep in the sea, holding a piece of driftwood. He saw deep tire tracks in the sand, with wood chips and a few scraps of driftwood littering the beach. But all he had were some notes he'd made, which described finding the man lying like a piece of driftwood on the beach. Not much of it has been at sea for long - not real good mantelpiece driftwood, more like firewood driftwood.
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