bark — the hard outer covering of a tree trunk
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the hard outer covering of a tree trunk
Pronunciation (IPA): /bɑːrk/
Korean meaning: 나무의 껍질
Korean pronunciation: 바크 (강세: 바크)
Example Sentences
- My neighbor's dog loves to bark at the mailman every morning at exactly 9 AM.
- The old tree's bark was so thick that woodpeckers gave up trying to find insects.
- Don't bark at me just because you had a bad day at work!
bark
NOUN//bɑːrk//
the hard outer covering of a tree trunk
Peeling tree bark carefully
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In the dark, bark creates a spark!
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Origin
고대 노르웨이어 'börkr'(나무껍질)와 고대 영어 'beorcan'(짖다)에서 유래. 흥미롭게도 같은 철자로 전혀 다른 두 단어가 발전했다.
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“My neighbor's dog loves to bark at the mailman every morning at exactly 9 AM.”
“The old tree's bark was so thick that woodpeckers gave up trying to find insects.”
“Don't bark at me just because you had a bad day at work!”
“The chef would bark instructions so loudly that even customers could hear him.”
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