Definition of beech in English:

beech

noun biːtʃbitʃ

1A large tree with smooth grey bark, glossy leaves, and hard, pale fine-grained timber.
山毛榉
Genera Fagus (of the northern temperate zone) and Notofagus (the southern beeches, of Australasia and South America), family Fagaceae: many species
Example sentencesExamples
- Draco leaned his bare back carefully against the rough bark of the beech tree staring up at the moon and the brilliant twinkling stars.
- Suppose you are like me and cannot tell an elm tree from a beech tree.
- The house was large, set in 200 acres of virgin forest filled with magnificent beeches and yews, and roamed by many kinds of wildlife, including deer.
- Framed by birch and beech, the Foss is a beautiful 67 ft waterfall in the trees.
- After consultation with a resident, a beech tree was successfully pruned to reduce overhang.
- Deep within the forest there was a tree, a beech tree, tall and strong in its prime with a huge girth and limbs as thick as ten men's arms.
- There she saw a beech tree surrounded by towering, impressive oaks.
- The woods there are thick, mostly high maples and beeches whose leafy crowns create a canopy overhead.
- By the time Ryan had reached it, Melanie was still struggling to get the low twigs of the beeches to let go of her hair.
- Nestled amid those trails and orange red maples, oaks, beeches and birches was the Lost River.
- The oak tree across the road from my study window is practically bare but the beeches and hazels behind it are still fully leafed in gleaming yellow and the horse chestnut is largely green even now.
- A male great spotted wood-pecker has made regular early morning visits to a nearby towering beech.
- It is always sad to lose mature trees, and while we hope to have saved a third, we are replacing the two felled trees with three new beeches.
- Soon after I was judged old enough to accompany the adults on squirrel hunts, my grandfather led me to a huge beech tree on a little branch of the creek.
- Usually the hearths are located at meadows or clearings near cold pure mountain streams or springs under the thick shadows of beeches and oaks.
- Magnolias, elms, and beeches shade the estate.
- We would like to buy a piece of forest in White Carpathian Mountains, consisting mainly of spruce, beeches and firs.
- Oaks, sycamores and beeches dotted well-tended lawns bordered by tarmacked paths and signposted at every junction.
- The road rises to pass through mature beech woods (look out for deer) and descends to meet the river again at Stepping Stones.
- The sun was breaking through the beeches, making every leaf a light.
1. 1.1mass noun The hard, pale fine-grained timber of the beech.
  a worktop in solid beech
  Example sentencesExamples
  The standard of fit-out is very high throughout and particularly so in the kitchen, which has solid beech units and black marble worktops.
  Both of the bedrooms are doubles with cream-coloured walls, beech hardwood floors and built-in wardrobes.
  It looks like the leg of a very large beechwood coffee table.
  Now she walked over to that chair and stroked her fingers across the top of its beechwood frame.
  The kitchen is fitted with an excellent range of custom-made wooden units, solid beech worktops and a tiled splashback.
  Halle threw the files that had been tucked into her hand onto her light beechwood desk, knocking over a pencil holder and its contents in the process.
  The recently refitted kitchen is large and cosy, with a dark green, four-oven Aga and solid beech worktops.
  Both will feature beech timber, laminate flooring in the hall, living room and kitchen.
  The current fashion for natural light, organic forms and materials like beech perfectly complement the feminised curves of the plastic designs.
  There is an extensive range of handcrafted solid beech units, a pale worktop with a Franke double sink unit and a white tiled splashback.
  It has also been redecorated, with modern beech shelving installed.
  You can choose from black, dark walnut or natural beech for the legs.
  There are 72 in all, with big beechwood bedheads and furniture, white-tiled bathrooms and flowers everywhere (annual bill £34,000).
  I sat in the window on a beechwood chair, at a beechwood table, looking out, people watching.
  The front door opens into a wide hall which, like the receptions rooms leading off it, has solid beech flooring, plain coving and pendant lighting.
  The accommodation includes an entrance hall with solid beech flooring and a guest bathroom, as well as a living room with an antique cast iron fireplace.
  The property has a spacious entrance hallway with understairs closet and, like much of the house, has solid beech floorboards and ceiling coving.
  Solid hardwood frames and legs, such as mahogany or beech, are the best candidates for an overhaul.
  It describes Tenneco's investment in a large beechwood saw mill and manufacturing plant in Romania, of all places, and tied in somewhat with Tenneco's forest products and packaging businesses.
  The kitchen area is fitted with a range of modern floor and wall units, a stylish blue tiled splash back and solid beech worktops.

Origin

Old English bēce, of Germanic origin; related to Latin fagus 'beech', Greek phagos 'edible oak'.

book from Old English:
The forerunners of the modern book would have been scrolls of papyrus or parchment, or engraved tablets—the first example of what we might recognize as a book came in Roman times. The word book goes back to Old English and has related forms in most of the other northern European languages of the time. Their ancestor was probably a word related to beech (Old English), which would have been a wood that people used for engraving inscriptions. A bookmaker is someone who ‘makes a book’. Bookmakers keep a record of bets made with different people, which was originally done in a memorandum book.

Rhymes

beach, beseech, bleach, breach, breech, each, impeach, leach, leech, outreach, peach, pleach, preach, reach, screech, speech, teach

Definition of beech in US English:

beech

nounbitʃbēCH

A large tree with smooth gray bark, glossy leaves, and hard, pale, fine-grained timber. Its fruit, the beechnut, is an important food for numerous wild birds and mammals.
山毛榉
Genera Fagus (of the north temperate zone) and Notofagus (the southern beeches, of Australasia and South America), family Fagaceae: many species, especially the common American beech (F. grandifolia) and the European beech (F. sylvatica)
Example sentencesExamples
- There she saw a beech tree surrounded by towering, impressive oaks.
- The oak tree across the road from my study window is practically bare but the beeches and hazels behind it are still fully leafed in gleaming yellow and the horse chestnut is largely green even now.
- Usually the hearths are located at meadows or clearings near cold pure mountain streams or springs under the thick shadows of beeches and oaks.
- Nestled amid those trails and orange red maples, oaks, beeches and birches was the Lost River.
- By the time Ryan had reached it, Melanie was still struggling to get the low twigs of the beeches to let go of her hair.
- Soon after I was judged old enough to accompany the adults on squirrel hunts, my grandfather led me to a huge beech tree on a little branch of the creek.
- We would like to buy a piece of forest in White Carpathian Mountains, consisting mainly of spruce, beeches and firs.
- The sun was breaking through the beeches, making every leaf a light.
- The road rises to pass through mature beech woods (look out for deer) and descends to meet the river again at Stepping Stones.
- Suppose you are like me and cannot tell an elm tree from a beech tree.
- A male great spotted wood-pecker has made regular early morning visits to a nearby towering beech.
- Deep within the forest there was a tree, a beech tree, tall and strong in its prime with a huge girth and limbs as thick as ten men's arms.
- The woods there are thick, mostly high maples and beeches whose leafy crowns create a canopy overhead.
- After consultation with a resident, a beech tree was successfully pruned to reduce overhang.
- Framed by birch and beech, the Foss is a beautiful 67 ft waterfall in the trees.
- It is always sad to lose mature trees, and while we hope to have saved a third, we are replacing the two felled trees with three new beeches.
- Magnolias, elms, and beeches shade the estate.
- The house was large, set in 200 acres of virgin forest filled with magnificent beeches and yews, and roamed by many kinds of wildlife, including deer.
- Oaks, sycamores and beeches dotted well-tended lawns bordered by tarmacked paths and signposted at every junction.
- Draco leaned his bare back carefully against the rough bark of the beech tree staring up at the moon and the brilliant twinkling stars.

Origin

Old English bēce, of Germanic origin; related to Latin fagus ‘beech’, Greek phagos ‘edible oak’.

词汇	beech
释义	Definition of beech in English: beech noun biːtʃbitʃ 1A large tree with smooth grey bark, glossy leaves, and hard, pale fine-grained timber. 山毛榉 Genera Fagus (of the northern temperate zone) and Notofagus (the southern beeches, of Australasia and South America), family Fagaceae: many species Example sentencesExamples Draco leaned his bare back carefully against the rough bark of the beech tree staring up at the moon and the brilliant twinkling stars. Suppose you are like me and cannot tell an elm tree from a beech tree. The house was large, set in 200 acres of virgin forest filled with magnificent beeches and yews, and roamed by many kinds of wildlife, including deer. Framed by birch and beech, the Foss is a beautiful 67 ft waterfall in the trees. After consultation with a resident, a beech tree was successfully pruned to reduce overhang. Deep within the forest there was a tree, a beech tree, tall and strong in its prime with a huge girth and limbs as thick as ten men's arms. There she saw a beech tree surrounded by towering, impressive oaks. The woods there are thick, mostly high maples and beeches whose leafy crowns create a canopy overhead. By the time Ryan had reached it, Melanie was still struggling to get the low twigs of the beeches to let go of her hair. Nestled amid those trails and orange red maples, oaks, beeches and birches was the Lost River. The oak tree across the road from my study window is practically bare but the beeches and hazels behind it are still fully leafed in gleaming yellow and the horse chestnut is largely green even now. A male great spotted wood-pecker has made regular early morning visits to a nearby towering beech. It is always sad to lose mature trees, and while we hope to have saved a third, we are replacing the two felled trees with three new beeches. Soon after I was judged old enough to accompany the adults on squirrel hunts, my grandfather led me to a huge beech tree on a little branch of the creek. Usually the hearths are located at meadows or clearings near cold pure mountain streams or springs under the thick shadows of beeches and oaks. Magnolias, elms, and beeches shade the estate. We would like to buy a piece of forest in White Carpathian Mountains, consisting mainly of spruce, beeches and firs. Oaks, sycamores and beeches dotted well-tended lawns bordered by tarmacked paths and signposted at every junction. The road rises to pass through mature beech woods (look out for deer) and descends to meet the river again at Stepping Stones. The sun was breaking through the beeches, making every leaf a light. 1.1mass noun The hard, pale fine-grained timber of the beech. a worktop in solid beech Example sentencesExamples The standard of fit-out is very high throughout and particularly so in the kitchen, which has solid beech units and black marble worktops. Both of the bedrooms are doubles with cream-coloured walls, beech hardwood floors and built-in wardrobes. It looks like the leg of a very large beechwood coffee table. Now she walked over to that chair and stroked her fingers across the top of its beechwood frame. The kitchen is fitted with an excellent range of custom-made wooden units, solid beech worktops and a tiled splashback. Halle threw the files that had been tucked into her hand onto her light beechwood desk, knocking over a pencil holder and its contents in the process. The recently refitted kitchen is large and cosy, with a dark green, four-oven Aga and solid beech worktops. Both will feature beech timber, laminate flooring in the hall, living room and kitchen. The current fashion for natural light, organic forms and materials like beech perfectly complement the feminised curves of the plastic designs. There is an extensive range of handcrafted solid beech units, a pale worktop with a Franke double sink unit and a white tiled splashback. It has also been redecorated, with modern beech shelving installed. You can choose from black, dark walnut or natural beech for the legs. There are 72 in all, with big beechwood bedheads and furniture, white-tiled bathrooms and flowers everywhere (annual bill £34,000). I sat in the window on a beechwood chair, at a beechwood table, looking out, people watching. The front door opens into a wide hall which, like the receptions rooms leading off it, has solid beech flooring, plain coving and pendant lighting. The accommodation includes an entrance hall with solid beech flooring and a guest bathroom, as well as a living room with an antique cast iron fireplace. The property has a spacious entrance hallway with understairs closet and, like much of the house, has solid beech floorboards and ceiling coving. Solid hardwood frames and legs, such as mahogany or beech, are the best candidates for an overhaul. It describes Tenneco's investment in a large beechwood saw mill and manufacturing plant in Romania, of all places, and tied in somewhat with Tenneco's forest products and packaging businesses. The kitchen area is fitted with a range of modern floor and wall units, a stylish blue tiled splash back and solid beech worktops. Origin Old English bēce, of Germanic origin; related to Latin fagus 'beech', Greek phagos 'edible oak'. book from Old English: The forerunners of the modern book would have been scrolls of papyrus or parchment, or engraved tablets—the first example of what we might recognize as a book came in Roman times. The word book goes back to Old English and has related forms in most of the other northern European languages of the time. Their ancestor was probably a word related to beech (Old English), which would have been a wood that people used for engraving inscriptions. A bookmaker is someone who ‘makes a book’. Bookmakers keep a record of bets made with different people, which was originally done in a memorandum book. Rhymes beach, beseech, bleach, breach, breech, each, impeach, leach, leech, outreach, peach, pleach, preach, reach, screech, speech, teach Definition of beech in US English: beech nounbitʃbēCH A large tree with smooth gray bark, glossy leaves, and hard, pale, fine-grained timber. Its fruit, the beechnut, is an important food for numerous wild birds and mammals. 山毛榉 Genera Fagus (of the north temperate zone) and Notofagus (the southern beeches, of Australasia and South America), family Fagaceae: many species, especially the common American beech (F. grandifolia) and the European beech (F. sylvatica) Example sentencesExamples There she saw a beech tree surrounded by towering, impressive oaks. The oak tree across the road from my study window is practically bare but the beeches and hazels behind it are still fully leafed in gleaming yellow and the horse chestnut is largely green even now. Usually the hearths are located at meadows or clearings near cold pure mountain streams or springs under the thick shadows of beeches and oaks. Nestled amid those trails and orange red maples, oaks, beeches and birches was the Lost River. By the time Ryan had reached it, Melanie was still struggling to get the low twigs of the beeches to let go of her hair. Soon after I was judged old enough to accompany the adults on squirrel hunts, my grandfather led me to a huge beech tree on a little branch of the creek. We would like to buy a piece of forest in White Carpathian Mountains, consisting mainly of spruce, beeches and firs. The sun was breaking through the beeches, making every leaf a light. The road rises to pass through mature beech woods (look out for deer) and descends to meet the river again at Stepping Stones. Suppose you are like me and cannot tell an elm tree from a beech tree. A male great spotted wood-pecker has made regular early morning visits to a nearby towering beech. Deep within the forest there was a tree, a beech tree, tall and strong in its prime with a huge girth and limbs as thick as ten men's arms. The woods there are thick, mostly high maples and beeches whose leafy crowns create a canopy overhead. After consultation with a resident, a beech tree was successfully pruned to reduce overhang. Framed by birch and beech, the Foss is a beautiful 67 ft waterfall in the trees. It is always sad to lose mature trees, and while we hope to have saved a third, we are replacing the two felled trees with three new beeches. Magnolias, elms, and beeches shade the estate. The house was large, set in 200 acres of virgin forest filled with magnificent beeches and yews, and roamed by many kinds of wildlife, including deer. Oaks, sycamores and beeches dotted well-tended lawns bordered by tarmacked paths and signposted at every junction. Draco leaned his bare back carefully against the rough bark of the beech tree staring up at the moon and the brilliant twinkling stars. Origin Old English bēce, of Germanic origin; related to Latin fagus ‘beech’, Greek phagos ‘edible oak’.
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