tree trunk

英 [triː trʌŋk]

美 [triː trʌŋk]

n. 树干

柯林斯词典

noun

I sat down on a fallen tree trunk and thought deeply.
我坐在倒下的树干上，沉思起来。
A timber member grooved to take a sliding panel. He hewed a canoe out of a tree trunk.
凿了可以装滑板的槽的木料。他把一根树干凿成独木舟。
So the boy cut the tree trunk to make a boat.
于是，男孩砍倒树干去造船。
For example, the density of wood in a palm tree trunk varies, depending on the load it must support.
例如，棕榈树干中不同位置的木材密度各不相同，取决于其必须承受的重量。
After a while, he sighed and leaned back on the fallen tree trunk, arms behind his head, and looked up at the canopy of leaves above.
过了一会儿，他叹了口气，朝后躺在树干上，胳膊放在脑袋后面，望着头顶茂密的树荫。
This is to make the tree trunk stand more solid.
这是为了在树干上的立场更加稳固。
'Lily!'he had barely got off the tree trunk, when she ran up to him eagerly.
“莉莉！”他刚跳下树干，莉莉已经急切地跑到他跟前了。
He hewed a canoe out of a tree trunk.
他把一根树干凿成独木舟。
The squirrel stores the nuts in the tree trunk.
松鼠在树干中储存坚果。
A haphazard flourish of hardy plants caps a broken tree trunk submerged in Panda Lake.
淹没在熊猫海里的断树杆顶上帽子似的长满了耐寒植物。