Definition of red ash in English:

red ash

noun ˈrɛd aʃ

1Any of several North American ash trees (genus Fraxinus), especially F. pennsylvanica.
2Any of several Australian trees, especially Alphitonia excelsa (family Rhamnaceae) and Orites excelsa (family Proteaceae).

noun ˈrɛd aʃ

US. A variety of coal producing ash of a red colour when burned (more fully "red ash coal"); frequently attributive.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in William Hanbury (1725–1778), Church of England clergyman and horticulturist. From red + ash
early 19th century (in an earlier sense). From red + ash.

Definition of red ash in US English:

red ash

nounˈrɛd aʃ

1Any of several North American ash trees (genus Fraxinus), especially F. pennsylvanica.
2Any of several Australian trees, especially Alphitonia excelsa (family Rhamnaceae) and Orites excelsa (family Proteaceae).

nounˈrɛd aʃ

US. A variety of coal producing ash of a red colour when burned (more fully "red ash coal"); frequently attributive.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in William Hanbury (1725–1778), Church of England clergyman and horticulturist. From red + ash<br>early 19th century (in an earlier sense). From red + ash.

单词	red ash
释义	Definition of red ash in English: red ash noun ˈrɛd aʃ 1Any of several North American ash trees (genus Fraxinus), especially F. pennsylvanica. 2Any of several Australian trees, especially Alphitonia excelsa (family Rhamnaceae) and Orites excelsa (family Proteaceae). noun ˈrɛd aʃ US. A variety of coal producing ash of a red colour when burned (more fully "red ash coal"); frequently attributive. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in William Hanbury (1725–1778), Church of England clergyman and horticulturist. From red + ash early 19th century (in an earlier sense). From red + ash. Definition of red ash in US English: red ash nounˈrɛd aʃ 1Any of several North American ash trees (genus Fraxinus), especially F. pennsylvanica. 2Any of several Australian trees, especially Alphitonia excelsa (family Rhamnaceae) and Orites excelsa (family Proteaceae). nounˈrɛd aʃ US. A variety of coal producing ash of a red colour when burned (more fully "red ash coal"); frequently attributive. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in William Hanbury (1725–1778), Church of England clergyman and horticulturist. From red + ash<br>early 19th century (in an earlier sense). From red + ash.
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