boles
IPA/bəʊl/
KK[bˈolz]IPA/boʊl/
boles — noun
- bolessingular
- bolesesplural
1. the tall central part of a tree that rises from the ground and holds the branche
1.名詞B2
釋義
the tall central part of a tree that rises from the ground and holds the branches
例句
The boles of the redwood trees rose high above the forest floor.
Nikhil measured the circumference of the oak bole with a long tape.
measure + the circumference / girth of a bole
After the storm, the bole of the old maple tree split from top to bottom.
The tree's bole was covered in thick, rough bark that the children loved to touch.
Shirin ran her hand along the bole of the birch, feeling the smooth white bark.
文法句型
bole + of + noun
用法筆記
The word 'bole' is more formal or literary than the everyday word 'trunk'. It is most common in descriptions of large or old trees, especially in writing about forests, woodlands, or timber.
常見錯誤
❌The bole of the car was damaged in the crash.
✅The trunk of the car was damaged in the crash.
💡'bole' refers only to the trunk of a tree, not a vehicle or the human body.