Definition of bubinga in English:

bubinga

noun bʊˈbɪŋɡəbuˈbɪŋɡə

mass noun

Reddish-brown timber used chiefly for inlay work and as a veneer.
非洲红纹木，花梨木
The timber is obtained from several tropical African trees of the genus Guibourtia, family Leguminosae
Example sentencesExamples
- That's why bubinga is used in pianos and guitars.
- The segmented vase is made of 2,017 pieces of bubinga, figured hard maple, and wenge.
- The Peace Kahuna is all bubinga - 9 plies of hand selected bubinga for tune, volume, and sheer strength.
- It's 48’ x 30’ and I'm not sure if the yellowish tint is from the finishing agent or the camera, but I've never seen bubinga have yellow like this.
- Some amazing veneer showed up in the shop today; one bundle was some great quilted bubinga that made me think of a top for a hall table.

Origin

A local name.

Definition of bubinga in US English:

bubinga

nounbuˈbɪŋɡəbo͞oˈbiNGɡə

Reddish-brown timber used chiefly for inlay work and as a veneer.
非洲红纹木，花梨木
The timber is obtained from several tropical African trees of the genus Guibourtia, family Leguminosae
Example sentencesExamples
- That's why bubinga is used in pianos and guitars.
- The segmented vase is made of 2,017 pieces of bubinga, figured hard maple, and wenge.
- Some amazing veneer showed up in the shop today; one bundle was some great quilted bubinga that made me think of a top for a hall table.
- The Peace Kahuna is all bubinga - 9 plies of hand selected bubinga for tune, volume, and sheer strength.
- It's 48’ x 30’ and I'm not sure if the yellowish tint is from the finishing agent or the camera, but I've never seen bubinga have yellow like this.

Origin

A local name.

词汇	bubinga
释义	Definition of bubinga in English: bubinga noun bʊˈbɪŋɡəbuˈbɪŋɡə mass noun Reddish-brown timber used chiefly for inlay work and as a veneer. 非洲红纹木，花梨木 The timber is obtained from several tropical African trees of the genus Guibourtia, family Leguminosae Example sentencesExamples That's why bubinga is used in pianos and guitars. The segmented vase is made of 2,017 pieces of bubinga, figured hard maple, and wenge. The Peace Kahuna is all bubinga - 9 plies of hand selected bubinga for tune, volume, and sheer strength. It's 48’ x 30’ and I'm not sure if the yellowish tint is from the finishing agent or the camera, but I've never seen bubinga have yellow like this. Some amazing veneer showed up in the shop today; one bundle was some great quilted bubinga that made me think of a top for a hall table. Origin A local name. Definition of bubinga in US English: bubinga nounbuˈbɪŋɡəbo͞oˈbiNGɡə Reddish-brown timber used chiefly for inlay work and as a veneer. 非洲红纹木，花梨木 The timber is obtained from several tropical African trees of the genus Guibourtia, family Leguminosae Example sentencesExamples That's why bubinga is used in pianos and guitars. The segmented vase is made of 2,017 pieces of bubinga, figured hard maple, and wenge. Some amazing veneer showed up in the shop today; one bundle was some great quilted bubinga that made me think of a top for a hall table. The Peace Kahuna is all bubinga - 9 plies of hand selected bubinga for tune, volume, and sheer strength. It's 48’ x 30’ and I'm not sure if the yellowish tint is from the finishing agent or the camera, but I've never seen bubinga have yellow like this. Origin A local name.
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