I. Trees

English [tri:] America [tri]?

Tree; Wood; Tree diagram; genealogy

Catch up with the tree; Get into trouble; Insert a shoe shape into (a shoe).

Second, planting

English [? plɑ:nt？ ] beauty [? pl？ nt？ ]?

Planting, farming and equipment

Verb (abbreviation of verb) planting (present participle of plant); Establish; Transplant (animals, plants); Plant (somewhere)

Today is Arbor Day. We are going to plant trees in the park/by the lake.

Tomorrow is Arbor Day. We are going to plant trees in the park (by the lake).

2. The government not only advocates planting trees with high economic value, but also pays more attention to picking and selling. ?

The government not only advocates planting trees with high economic value, but also pays more attention to picking and selling.

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Antonym:

First, cut down trees.

Logging; Cutting down trees; Cutting down trees; Clear trees from the land.

1, and because people cut down trees and dig grass. ?

People cut down trees and destroy grasslands.

You shouldn't cut down trees. ?

You shouldn't cut down trees.

Second, the log.

English [l? G] beauty [l? :g]？

Log; Record; log

Verb (abbreviation for verb) logging; Included in the official records; run quickly

The bird pecked insects from the wood. Cut down wood in the Woods and forests.

Birds peck out insects from trees and cut down trees in bushes or forests.