kindlewood (B1)
IPA: ˈkɪndlˌwʊd
Definition
Wood that is dry and easily catches fire, often used to start a fire or as tinder. It is typically small, thin pieces of wood or bark that ignite quickly from a spark or flame.
意味: 「kindlewood」は「kindlewood」に近い英語です。英語で話すときは、文脈に合わせて自然な例文の使い方を確認しましょう。
Examples / 例文
「kindlewood」について話すときの英語例です。 — He carefully arranged the kindlewood in the fireplace before striking a match.
日常会話で「kindlewood」を使う場面です。 — Gathering dry leaves and small twigs, she prepared the kindlewood for the survival fire.
英語で「kindlewood」を説明するときの文です。 — The old cabin was filled with the scent of pine and the promise of warmth from the kindlewood.
Kindlewood の日本語訳
Japanese translations of Kindlewood:
How to Use Kindlewood
- gather kindlewood (collocation)
- To collect dry, easily ignitable wood for starting a fire. — "We need to gather more kindlewood before nightfall."
- arrange kindlewood (collocation)
- To place dry, easily ignitable wood in a specific way to prepare for lighting a fire. — "He carefully arranged the kindlewood in the fireplace."
- use kindlewood (verb phrase)
- to choose the English word kindlewood — "Use kindlewood when you are speaking English."
See "Kindlewood" in the English dictionary
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