oak
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /oʊk/ · UK /əʊk/
Forms: oaks
oak means: A large tree that produces acorns, or its strong, hard wood.
noun
A large tree that produces acorns, or its strong, hard wood.
- An oak grows beside our house.
- The floor is made of oak.
- Old oaks provide shade in summer.
A large tree with acorns as its fruit, often having broad, deeply divided leaves.
- The oak has a thick trunk.
- Several oaks grow along the path.
- We planted a young oak in the garden.
adjective
Made from the strong, hard wood of a tree that produces acorns.
- We bought an oak table.
- The house has heavy oak doors.
- She polished the oak floor until it shone.
Questions about oak
What does oak mean?
A large tree that produces acorns, or its strong, hard wood.
What is oak in other languages?
Türkçe: meşe · Español: roble · Français: chêne · Deutsch: Eiche · Italiano: quercia · 日本語: オーク
How do you pronounce oak?
In American English /oʊk/; in British English /əʊk/.
How do you use oak in a sentence?
An oak grows beside our house. The floor is made of oak.
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