Types Of Trees

noun a small wood or forested area

• The orchard was filled with rows of citrus trees in a beautiful grove.
• Let's take a walk through the grove and enjoy the fresh air.
• I heard there's a cool spot to hang out in the grove behind the school.
• In the grove of creativity, ideas bloom like wildflowers.

noun a type of tree that belongs to the beech family, typically having lobed leaves and acorns

• The oak tree in the park is over a hundred years old.
• I love sitting under the big oak tree in my backyard.
• Let's meet at the park by the oak tree, it's a cool spot.
• His strength was like that of an oak tree, unwavering and solid.

noun a type of evergreen tree with needle-like leaves

verb to make neat or tidy in appearance

adjective neat, smart, or stylish in appearance

• The landscaper recommended planting spruce trees for a more elegant look.
• I think we should spruce up the backyard with some new plants.
• Let's spruce up this place before the guests arrive.
• She decided to spruce up her resume before applying for the job.

noun African oak

• The African oak tree is known for its strong and durable wood.
• I heard that the African oak tree in the park is over a hundred years old.
• That African oak tree is lit, it provides the perfect shade for a picnic.
• Her strength is like that of an African oak, solid and unwavering.