abele
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- noun
- /ˈeɪbəl/
- US
:
álamo blanco
- The abele tree has a distinctive white bark that makes it easy to identify in the park.
Examples
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In spring, the abele puts out new leaves that are white on their undersides.
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A large abele was planted in the garden to provide shade during the hot summer months.
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"We need to know everything about how this happened," Abele said in an interview.
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Abele: There will be scapegoats!
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Yet, with these facts well known, Abele had chosen to not only not bolster the staffing numbers but to cut them further.
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Jack Abele
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Abele emphasized that he doesn't know whether any county staff played a role in the death of Brandon T. Johnson on Oct. 6.
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County Executive Chris Abele on Wednesday promised to discipline any staff member at the Milwaukee County Mental Health Complex found to have had a role in the death of a 25-year-old patient there.
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After our questioning of the county's anemic response to the fifth death at the Milwaukee County Mental Health Complex this year, Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele felt a stronger response was necessary.
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Synonyms
A tall tree with white bark and silvery leaf undersides used for decoration
A tree with white bark and silvery leaves often planted for decoration
A poplar tree with white bark and pale leaf undersides
A poplar tree with white bark and pale undersides on its leaves
A tree with smooth white bark and leaves with pale undersides that tremble
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word abele comes from the Latin word albus, which means 'white', just like in albino. The name helps you remember the tree: an abele is a kind of poplar with pale, white bark and leaves that are white on the underside.