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复数:marshes
marshlike (adj.)
词根:marsh
adj.marshy 沼泽的;湿地的
"thousands of acres of marshland"
"the fens of eastern England"
marsh gas甲烷,沼气
salt marsh盐沼;盐碱滩
“水浸或部分淹没的土地; 湿地,沼泽地; 一块低洼的地面,通常在某些季节里几乎干燥”,中古英语 mersh,来自古英语 mersc, merisc “沼泽,沼泽地”,源自原始日耳曼语 *marisko(也指古弗里西亚语和古撒克逊语 marsk “沼泽”,中古荷兰语 mersch,荷兰语 mars,德语 Marsch,丹麦语 marsk),可能源自原始日耳曼语 *mari- “海洋”(来自 PIE 词根 *mori- “水体”)。
从 -e- 到 -a- 的元音转变始于15世纪,对于 -er- 后跟辅音的情况很常见:比较 darling(中古英语 dereling,古英语 deorling), far(中古英语 fer,古英语 feorr), mar(中古英语 merren), hart(中古英语 hert,古英语 heorot)。Marsh gas “沼泽中由腐烂物质产生的甲烷”可追溯至1819年。
沼泽
"又称 :沼泽(swamp,bog) "
草本沼泽
草沼
一般未被淹没,但土壤维持水浸状态,主要生长草本植物的湿地。优势植物有苔草、莎草和灯芯草等。
Middle English mersh, from Old English merisc, mersc; akin to Middle Dutch mersch marsh, Old English mere sea, pool — more at marine
The first known use of marsh was before the 12th century
marsupial1 of 2adjective
of, relating to, or being a marsupial
marsupial2 of 2noun
any of an order of mammals (as kangaroos and opossums) that have a pouch on the abdomen of the female containing the teats and serving to carry the young
marshmallownoun
a pink-flowered herb related to the mallows that has a root sometimes used in sweets and in medicine
a soft spongy sweet formerly made from the root of the marshmallow but now usually prepared from corn syrup, sugar, albumen, and gelatin
marshlandnoun
a marshy area : marsh
marshnoun
an area of soft wet land usually overgrown by grasses and sedges
marshal1 of 2noun
a high official in a royal household in the Middle Ages
a person who arranges and directs ceremonies or parades
an officer of the highest rank in some military forces
a federal official having duties similar to those of a sheriff
the head of a division of a city government
fire marshal
marshal2 of 2verb
to arrange in order
marshal troops
to lead with ceremony : usher
marshaling the group of children down the street
marshal1 of 2noun
a high official in a royal household in the Middle Ages
a person who arranges and directs ceremonies or parades
an officer of the highest rank in some military forces
a federal official having duties similar to those of a sheriff
the head of a division of a city government
fire marshal
marshal2 of 2verb
to arrange in order
marshal troops
to lead with ceremony : usher
marshaling the group of children down the street
marshal1 of 2noun
a high official in a royal household in the Middle Ages
a person who arranges and directs ceremonies or parades
an officer of the highest rank in some military forces
a federal official having duties similar to those of a sheriff
the head of a division of a city government
fire marshal
marshal2 of 2verb
to arrange in order
marshal troops
to lead with ceremony : usher
marshaling the group of children down the street
marshal1 of 2noun
a high official in a royal household in the Middle Ages
a person who arranges and directs ceremonies or parades
an officer of the highest rank in some military forces
a federal official having duties similar to those of a sheriff
the head of a division of a city government
fire marshal
marshal2 of 2verb
to arrange in order
marshal troops
to lead with ceremony : usher
marshaling the group of children down the street
marshal1 of 2noun
a high official in a royal household in the Middle Ages
a person who arranges and directs ceremonies or parades
an officer of the highest rank in some military forces
a federal official having duties similar to those of a sheriff
the head of a division of a city government
fire marshal
marshal2 of 2verb
to arrange in order
marshal troops
to lead with ceremony : usher
marshaling the group of children down the street
marshnoun
an area of soft wet land usually overgrown by grasses and sedges
1 Listen: 'Karen Marsh: The latest.
你听:“卡伦·马什:最新消息。”
2 “It is worse than I feared, my lord,” Marsh announced when he was done.
3 “What do you say, Marsh?” one of the inspectors asked.
4 Longfeng Marsh locate in the city zone, ecosystem frangibility, should strengthen protect.
龙凤湿地位于城区内, 生态脆弱性明显, 应加强保护.
5 marshy ground/land
沼泽地
6 Recognizing the bones as coming from a "gigantic saurian," Lakes thoughtfully dispatched some samples to both Marsh and Cope.
7 Black and white world of thinking into the marsh lake.
黑白的世界把思想推入沼泽泥塘.
8 Von Marsh hollered, nearly toppling from the sudden lurch of movement.
9 The Marshes stood awkwardly in the kitchen and stared at the pot of rice and the pot of beans.
10 When the three Marshes came upstairs, my mom had put out rice and beans.
11 The track became less and less distinct , ending finally in an impossible marsh.
小径越来越模糊难辨,及至到了一片无法通过的沼泽地时便断了路.
12 Juror No. 10 , Richard Marsh , was for Cowperwood in a sentimental way.
第十位陪审员理查·马希, 是对柯帕乌有同情之感而袒护她的.
13 It was between two strange and ruthless men, Edward Drinker Cope and Othniel Charles Marsh.
14 There are marshes that stagnate the waters.
有许多湿地阻挡了水的流动.
15 Discreetly, Miss Marsh now draws a tiny “5” next to “Stephanides” and circles it.
16 The tone suggested that Bowen Marsh knew where he would put them.
17 To explain Miss Marsh’s arithmetic: back in those days, the real estate agents in Grosse Pointe evaluated prospective buyers by something called the Point System.
18 This is a stretch of salt marsh , it can grow nothing.
这一边是盐碱滩,种什么都不行.
19 Eurasian rail of swamps and marshes.
欧亚大陆沼泽和湿地的秧鸡.
20 “These are the counts from three turns ago,” Marsh told Jon, offering him a thick sheaf of papers, “for comparison with our present stores. Shall we start with the granaries?”
1 草地
meadowy green smooth grass lawn meadow grassland mead sod ley sward lea greensward meadowland grassplot
2 沼地
wash wetland moorland ooze fen paludine moorish marshy paludal moory swamp slew slump dismal hag swale quag swamp glider
4 湿地
marshy wetly wetlands everglade flow wetland wash swamp morass quagmire swamp glider moor mire fen swampland vlei
5 沼泽
swampy fenny paludal mere swamp bog slough fen quagmire marshland swampland everglade fenland cienaga vly marshy miry fell morass wetlands flow flush moor Moss mire quag Moorish boggy quaggy ooze muskeg Moor carr wetland vlei paludine marish poccosin bent dank glade curragh fen land swamp land swamp glider moorish moory wash pan slack lagoon moss dismal sough currach mickery