Strictly speaking, the bamboo is a kind of grass.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Strictly speaking, the bamboo is a kind of grass.

The bamboo is a kind of grass.

There's bamboo growing in the garden.

Bamboo is hollow.

Bamboo bends before the wind.

Bamboo shoots are shooting up one after another all over the bamboo grove after the rain.

Bamboos grow in the bush at the back―in the rear.

Bamboo stalks are placed on the road.

a bamboo broom made by tying thin bamboo twigs in a bundle and using a bamboo trunk as a handle

a living fence made of sparsely planted bamboo

a bamboo basket

The bamboo is bending with the weight of the snow.

Pandas live in bamboo thickets.

sparsely planted bamboo

The bamboo grows in clumps.

a big variety of bamboo

a wrapper made of bamboo

giant clump-forming bamboos

dried bamboo

If I were to say, I am more on the impatient side.

large bamboo having thick-walled culms

He is a straightforward man―an open-hearted man―an impulsive man.

He is a frank and open-hearted man.

a beautiful bamboo tree

a broom made of bamboo called {'sarai'}

Banh tro is steamed sticky rice filled with sweet bean paste and wrapped in bamboo leaves.

a kind of bamboo used to make fences, called {'kune'}

It consists of a bamboo hoop frame and a large paper balloon.

a joint of bamboo

fresh green bamboo