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уголь
albero
in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary
I. tree [Brit triː, Am tri] N
tree
the tree of life
II. tree [Brit triː, Am tri] VB trans Am
tree animal
tree fig person
III. tree [Brit triː, Am tri]
to be out of one's tree inf
to be up a tree Am
Judas tree [Am ˈdʒudəs ˌtri] N
Judas tree
tree house [Brit, Am ˈtri ˌhaʊs] N
tree house
orange tree [ˈɒrɪndʒtriː, ˈɔːr-] N
orange tree
tree frog [Brit, Am ˈtri ˌfrɔɡ] N
tree frog
tree frog
clothes tree [ˈkləʊðzˌtriː, ˈkləʊz-] N Am
clothes tree
Christmas tree [Brit, Am ˈkrɪsməs ˌtri] N
dragon tree [Am ˈdræɡən ˌtri] N
dragon tree
tree fern [Am ˈtri ˌfərn] N BOT
tree fern
cow tree [ˈkaʊtriː] N
cow tree
in the PONS Dictionary
tree [tri:] N
tree
to climb a tree
Phrases:
to bark up the wrong tree inf
plane tree N
plane tree
tree trunk N
tree trunk
rubber tree N
rubber tree
tree surgeon N
tree surgeon
tree line N
tree line
pine tree N
pine tree
tree house N
tree house
plum tree N
plum tree
plum tree
gum tree [ˈgʌm·tri:] N
gum tree
Present
Itree
youtree
he/she/ittrees
wetree
youtree
theytree
Past
Itreed
youtreed
he/she/ittreed
wetreed
youtreed
theytreed
Present Perfect
Ihavetreed
youhavetreed
he/she/ithastreed
wehavetreed
youhavetreed
theyhavetreed
Past Perfect
Ihadtreed
youhadtreed
he/she/ithadtreed
wehadtreed
youhadtreed
theyhadtreed
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The chance meeting with a tree surgeon has the potential to change his life, if he has the courage needed to break the cycle.
spooool.ie
Rook, by contrast, started his career as a tree surgeon, before joining the hospitality industry.
www.ft.com
The sport has its origins in professional arboriculture, with most competitors being practicing tree surgeons.
www.scoop.co.nz
The sport of tree climbing has its origins in the arboricultural industry, with most competitors being practising tree surgeons.
www.stuff.co.nz
The men reportedly claimed to be tree surgeons and the elderly man invited one of them into his home at around midday.
www.independent.ie