tree
/triː/
verb
- To force an animal or person to climb up a tree to escape danger.
- Hunters treed a bear during the chase.
- The raccoon was treed by the barking dogs.
- The dog treed the cat in the neighbor's yard.
noun
- A tall plant with a thick wooden trunk and branches, usually living for many years.
- Birds build their nests in the branches of the tree.
- The oak tree in our backyard is over 100 years old.
- We planted a small apple tree in the garden last spring.
- A diagram or structure that shows relationships or connections, like a family tree or a decision tree.
- She drew a family tree to show how everyone is related.
- The company's organizational tree shows who reports to whom.
- The computer uses a decision tree to sort the data.