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/ˈwʊdi//ˈwʊdi/The word "woody" has a fascinating history, stemming from the Old English word "wud", meaning "wood". This word, in turn, came from the Proto-Germanic "wudō", meaning "wood" or "forest". "Woody" evolved from "wud" and started being used as an adjective to describe something made of wood, or having the characteristics of wood, around the 14th century. Over time, it expanded to describe anything that resembled wood in texture, strength, or even color.
adjective
there are many forests and trees
a woody hillside: a hillside full of trees
(belonging to) forest
a woody nook
a woody plant
a woody plant
(botany) (of) wood
a woody tissue
having a thick, hard stem like wood
có thân dày và cứng như gỗ
covered with trees
được bao phủ bởi cây cối
một thung lũng rừng
having a smell like wood
có mùi như gỗ
Hương thơm mới này có hương gỗ.
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