Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Pine"

A: Wishing for. I am pining away waiting for my girlfriend to come back to Boston.

A: To wish for something or someone you can’t have.

A: A pine is a type of evergreen tree which has needles instead of leaves.

A: Suffer a mental or physical decline, especially because of a broken heart

A: My parrot is not dead, it just looks like it. It is quietly pining for fjords as it is a Norvegian parrot.

A: "I'm pining for my girlfriend". "pining' means "suffering decline from a broken heart". Not the correct preposition is "for" this is required. The word is fairly rare and basically restricted to this type of context.

A: Pine for = want = long for

Pine over = think about = dwell on

A: "Pine" can mean "pine tree". "A forest of pines" and "a forest of pine trees" mean exactly the same thing.

"Pine" can also mean the wood from a pine tree.
And a "pine cone" is the large seed pod from a pine tree.

A: "Pine" refiere a todo el árbol (y la madera de este árbol)
"Pine cone" refiera a la piña de un pino.

A: As far as I know, pine is a species of tree.

A: "Pine after" is the same as "desire". It is not used often.

A: Pine

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A: × Pine corns are useful as ignition agents when you do camping.
✓ Pine corns are useful ignition agents when you go camping.

× Firstly, you put them on the ground, then put narrow branches on them, lastly you pile thich branches on them.
✓ First, you put them on the ground, then put thin/skinny branches on them. Last, you pile thick branches on them.

× You fire corns pines, you can ignite bonfire easily.
✓ If you start a fire with pinecones, you can ignite a bonfire easily.

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