Noun
/ɡriːn æʃ/
"Green ash" refers to a species of tree known scientifically as Fraxinus pennsylvanica, part of the olive family. It is commonly found in North America, characterized by its green leaves and ash-like appearance. This tree is often used in landscaping and as a shade tree due to its rapid growth and adaptability.
The term "green ash" is used primarily in botanical and environmental contexts, such as discussions of flora, forestry, and ecology. It may not be as common in everyday conversation, making it more frequent in written contexts like academic papers or gardening guides.
The park is beautifully lined with green ash trees that provide ample shade during the summer months.
Парк красиво озеленен деревьями зеленого ясеня, которые обеспечивают достаточную тень в летние месяцы.
To restore the area after the storm, we decided to plant more green ash along the riverbank.
Чтобы восстановить территорию после шторма, мы решили посадить больше зеленых ясеней вдоль берега реки.
Many people are unaware that green ash is susceptible to the emerald ash borer, an invasive species.
Многие люди не осознают, что зеленый ясень подвержен вредителям, таким как изумрудный бородавочник, инвазивный вид.
While "green ash" itself does not feature prominently in idiomatic expressions, the terms related to "ash" often signify destruction or something that has been burned or reduced to remnants. Below are some idiomatic expressions featuring "ash":
"Rise from the ashes" - After losing everything, the business managed to rise from the ashes and thrive again.
После того как всё потеряли, бизнес смог возродиться из пепла и снова процветать.
"Ashes to ashes, dust to dust" - This phrase signifies the inevitable mortality of life. During the memorial service, the priest recited the well-known line: "ashes to ashes, dust to dust."
Эта фраза означает неизбежную смертность жизни. На мемориальной службе священник произнес известную строку: «пепел к пеплу, прах к праху».
"Kiss it goodbye and watch it turn to ashes" - Sometimes, you need to let go and accept that some dreams will kiss it goodbye and watch it turn to ashes.
Иногда нужно отпустить и признать, что некоторые мечты будут прощены и превратятся в прах.
The term "green ash" combines "green," an adjective that describes the color of the leaves, and "ash," which comes from the Old English word æsc, referring to the ash tree. The species epithet "pennsylvanica" indicates its association with Pennsylvania, where it was first botanically described.
Synonyms:
- Fraxinus pennsylvanica
- American ash
Antonyms:
- There are no direct antonyms for "green ash" as it refers to a specific type of tree. However, antonyms could refer to different kinds of trees or similar species that do not have synonymous characteristics.