Illustration: Along a footpath behind a Japanese residential neighborhood, oak, maple, and other ordinary broadleaf trees grow together irregularly. Their trunks differ in bark and thickness, and low branches display visibly different leaf shapes.

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雑ぞう木き

zouki

assorted trees

Also read ざつぼく. Note written by AI.

Example sentences

  1. 旧洞村きゅうほらむらは雑木ぞうきのうちに遺構いこうとしてその痕跡こんせきを残のこすのみである。

    The previous Hora Village only remains as structural remnants in the miscellaneous small trees.

    KFTT corpus (NICT), Wikipedia · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Source

  2. その後ごはしいたけ栽培さいばいや木炭もくたんの製造せいぞうのための雑木ぞうき伐採ばっさい、枕木用まくらぎようの栗材くりざいの伐採跡ばっさいあとに杉すぎの造林ぞうりんを行おこなった。

    Then miscellaneous small trees were cut to cultivate shiitake mushroom and make charcoal, and Japanese cedar trees were planted at the site where chestnut tress were cut to make railroad ties.

    KFTT corpus (NICT), Wikipedia · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Source

  3. 宮内省くないしょうにいた造園家小平義近ぞうえんかこだいらよしちからの明治神宮内苑めいじじんぐうないえんは、芝生しばふの間あいだをゆるいカーブの園路えんろがめぐり、自然主義しぜんしゅぎの庭園ていえんといわれる、雑木ぞうきの多おおい森もりと人工じんこうとも思おもわれない池いけをもつ。

    The inner garden of the Meiji-jingu Shrine produced by Yoshichika KODAIRA and others who worked for the Ministry of the Imperial Household has a gently curved garden path on the turf, and a forest with miscellaneous small trees and a natural looking pond, which was called a naturalistic garden.

    KFTT corpus (NICT), Wikipedia · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Source

Kanji in 雑木

  • 雑miscellaneousOnザツ・ゾウKunまじえる・まじる
  • 木tree; woodOnボク・モクKunき・こ-

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