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basswood

/bas-wood/US // ˈbæsˌwʊd //UK // (ˈbæsˌwʊd) //

巴斯伍德,椴木,鲈鱼木,椴树

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : any tree of the genus Tilia, especially T. americana, the American linden, having drooping branches and large, toothed, ovate leaves.
    • : the wood of a linden.

Examples

  • From the basswood, he made a strong harness for the dogs, so that they could draw the load of game back to the camp for him.

  • The blades, Fig. 3, are made of thin basswood or hard maple, and each is fastened in its place by means of two 3/8-in.

  • All structural timbers and poles were fastened by tying with ropes of raw hide or of basswood or elm fiber.

  • We would cut the basswood chunks about a foot long as it was a very straight wood, soft and wonderful to split for kindling.

  • Finally he swam underneath the flock, caught several by the feet, and tied them to his belt with withes of basswood bark.