tree well

A "tree well" is a natural or man-made space around a tree that can serve different purposes or pose risks depending on the context.

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Definition

B2Winter Sports

(technical, hazard)A void or area of loose snow around a tree trunk caused by the tree's branches preventing snow accumulation.

Example

  • Skiers should be cautious of tree wells, as falling into one can be extremely dangerous.

C1Urban Planning

(technical, environmental)A structure designed to protect the base and roots of a tree, often used in cities to ensure tree health.

Example

  • The city installed tree wells along the sidewalks to protect the newly planted trees.

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