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roble
[roh-bley]
noun
a Californian white oak, Quercus lobata, having a short trunk and large, spreading branches.
any of several other trees, especially of the oak and beech families.
roble
/ ˈrəʊbleɪ /
noun
Also called: white oak. an oak tree, Quercus lobata , of California, having leathery leaves and slender pointed acorns
any of several similar or related trees
Word History and Origins
Origin of roble1
Word History and Origins
Origin of roble1
Example Sentences
He absconds and leaves four robots adrift, but with aid from unhoused human “robles,” they reconfigure the joint as a ramen shop — until robophobes launch a campaign to shut them down.
The wood of which they are made is the roble, or sometimes tiqui.
Several glittering ponds, alive with all varieties of aquatic birds, reflected upon their limpid surface the broad-leaved crowns of the fan-palms, towering above verdant groves of laurel, amyris, and elm-like robles.
And the house that our wares lie in costs from that day vntil Easter ten robles.
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