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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ɛlm/ · UK /elm/
elm means: A large tree that loses its leaves in autumn and often grows along streets or in parks.
noun
A large tree that loses its leaves in autumn and often grows along streets or in parks.
- An elm grows beside the house.
- We rested in the shade of an old elm.
- Several elms along the street died last year.
Wood from a large tree of this kind, used to make furniture and other objects.
- The chair is made of elm.
- He carved a bowl from a piece of elm.
- The polished elm had a beautiful grain.
Questions about elm
What does elm mean?
A large tree that loses its leaves in autumn and often grows along streets or in parks.
What is elm in other languages?
Türkçe: karaağaç · Español: olmo · Français: orme · Deutsch: Ulme · Italiano: olmo · 日本語: ニレ
How do you pronounce elm?
In American English /ɛlm/; in British English /elm/.
How do you use elm in a sentence?
An elm grows beside the house. We rested in the shade of an old elm.
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