櫧 (zhū) - Zhu — refers to the Chinese evergreen chinquapin
櫧Tone 1
zhū | 19 strokes | radical:
櫧 · zhū
Zhu — refers to the Chinese evergreen chinquapin tree (Castanopsis sclerophylla), a type of oak tree native to China.
Zhu — refers to the Chinese evergreen chinquapin
Usage highlights
Chinquapin treeChinquapin woodEvergreen chinquapin forestHard chinquapinChinese chinquapinCastanopsis sclerophylla
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The chinquapin tree (櫧树) is common in southern China.
- This forest contains many evergreen oaks (常绿櫧林).
- The wood is used for furniture (櫧木家具).
- We saw chinquapin trees in the botanical garden (植物园里的櫧树).
Collocations
- Chinquapin tree(櫧树)
- Chinquapin wood(櫧木)
- Evergreen chinquapin forest(常绿櫧林)
- Hard chinquapin(硬叶櫧)
- Chinese chinquapin(中华櫧)
- Castanopsis sclerophylla(苦櫧)
Idioms
- Firm as chinquapin wood(坚如櫧木)
- Chinquapin forest in spring(春林櫧秀)
- Ancient chinquapin shade(古櫧荫庇)
Cultural background
FAQ- The chinquapin tree has been valued for its durable wood used in traditional Chinese furniture and construction.
- In Chinese forestry, chinquapin trees are important components of subtropical evergreen broad-leaved forests.
- The tree's nuts have been used as food source in some regions of China.