Definition of jarrah in English:

jarrah

noun ˈdʒarəˈjerə

A eucalyptus tree native to western Australia, yielding durable timber.
赤桉
Eucalyptus marginata, family Myrtaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Busselton had become a thriving port for shipments of jarrah, karri and tuart timber from the local forests.
- The wood from a jarrah tree has a fine, variable grain with occasional natural features.
- The old Western standards of cedar and redwood have been joined by imported lumbers: jarrah (a member of the eucalyptus family) from western Australia, ipe from South America, and mahogany from Central America.
- All the timber used, including the matchstick screens of the garage and the double-height oriel above, is recycled jarrah - a tough Australian hardwood - some of it sourced from an old wharf from the port of Fremantle in Western Australia.
- The jarrah tree has rough grayish brown bark with vertical grooves, which sheds in long strips.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Nyungar djarryl, jerrhyl.

Rhymes

para, Tara

Definition of jarrah in US English:

jarrah

nounˈjerə

A eucalyptus tree native to western Australia, yielding durable timber.
赤桉
Eucalyptus marginata, family Myrtaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- The old Western standards of cedar and redwood have been joined by imported lumbers: jarrah (a member of the eucalyptus family) from western Australia, ipe from South America, and mahogany from Central America.
- The jarrah tree has rough grayish brown bark with vertical grooves, which sheds in long strips.
- Busselton had become a thriving port for shipments of jarrah, karri and tuart timber from the local forests.
- All the timber used, including the matchstick screens of the garage and the double-height oriel above, is recycled jarrah - a tough Australian hardwood - some of it sourced from an old wharf from the port of Fremantle in Western Australia.
- The wood from a jarrah tree has a fine, variable grain with occasional natural features.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Nyungar djarryl, jerrhyl.

词汇	jarrah
释义	Definition of jarrah in English: jarrah noun ˈdʒarəˈjerə A eucalyptus tree native to western Australia, yielding durable timber. 赤桉 Eucalyptus marginata, family Myrtaceae Example sentencesExamples Busselton had become a thriving port for shipments of jarrah, karri and tuart timber from the local forests. The wood from a jarrah tree has a fine, variable grain with occasional natural features. The old Western standards of cedar and redwood have been joined by imported lumbers: jarrah (a member of the eucalyptus family) from western Australia, ipe from South America, and mahogany from Central America. All the timber used, including the matchstick screens of the garage and the double-height oriel above, is recycled jarrah - a tough Australian hardwood - some of it sourced from an old wharf from the port of Fremantle in Western Australia. The jarrah tree has rough grayish brown bark with vertical grooves, which sheds in long strips. Origin Mid 19th century: from Nyungar djarryl, jerrhyl. Rhymes para, Tara Definition of jarrah in US English: jarrah nounˈjerə A eucalyptus tree native to western Australia, yielding durable timber. 赤桉 Eucalyptus marginata, family Myrtaceae Example sentencesExamples The old Western standards of cedar and redwood have been joined by imported lumbers: jarrah (a member of the eucalyptus family) from western Australia, ipe from South America, and mahogany from Central America. The jarrah tree has rough grayish brown bark with vertical grooves, which sheds in long strips. Busselton had become a thriving port for shipments of jarrah, karri and tuart timber from the local forests. All the timber used, including the matchstick screens of the garage and the double-height oriel above, is recycled jarrah - a tough Australian hardwood - some of it sourced from an old wharf from the port of Fremantle in Western Australia. The wood from a jarrah tree has a fine, variable grain with occasional natural features. Origin Mid 19th century: from Nyungar djarryl, jerrhyl.
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