maple
1 of 1noun/ˈmeɪpəl/
Forms:maples
1
a tall tree, growing in northern countries, with leaves that have five points that turn gold or red in the fall
C1Learn more on Wikipedia- The maple tree in our backyard turns a brilliant shade of red every autumn, creating a picturesque view.
- Maple syrup is harvested from the sap of certain maple trees, especially in regions with cold winters.
- Canada is known for its iconic maple leaf symbol, which represents the country's national identity.
- The artist painted a landscape with a majestic maple tree standing tall against a backdrop of mountains.
- The maple wood used in furniture making is prized for its durability and attractive grain patterns.
2
the hard, close-grained wood obtained from maple trees, especially sugar maple, used in furniture, flooring, and other woodwork
- The dining table was crafted from maple.
- Maple flooring is prized for durability.
- The cabinetmaker selected maple for the new shelves.
- The instrument's body was made of maple wood.
- Maple is often used in high-quality furniture.