| 单词 | 湿地 |
| 释义 | 〔sump〕from Middle High German sumpf [swamp] 源自 中古高地德语 sumpf [沼泽，湿地] 〔fen〕Low, flat, swampy land; a bog or marsh.沼泽：低平的沼泽地；泥塘或湿地〔bog〕An area having a wet, spongy, acidic substrate composed chiefly of sphagnum moss and peat in which characteristic shrubs and herbs and sometimes trees usually grow.沼泽，湿地：底面为酸性和湿软的地带，主要由灌木、草类及一些树的水藓泥沼和泥煤构成〔tule〕tu.les [to͞o′lēz] Northern California Marshy or swampy land. Also called Regional tule land tu.les [to͞o′lēz] 【加州北部】 沼泽地或湿地 也作 【区域的】 tule land〔suds〕Perhaps from obsolete Dutch zudse [marsh] 可能源自 已废荷兰语 zudse [沼泽，湿地] 〔tupelo〕opílwa [swamp] opílwa [沼泽 ，湿地] 〔limnetic〕From Greek limnētēs [marsh-dwelling] 源自 希腊语 limnētēs [沼泽，湿地] 〔slash〕Often slashes Wet or swampy ground overgrown with bushes and trees. 常作 slashes 长满灌木的洼地：长满了灌木和树木的湿地或沼泽〔earthstar〕A fungus of the genusGeastrum, related to and resembling the puffballs and having an outer covering that splits open in a starlike form. 量湿地星：一种类似于马勃属于地星属 的菌，其外部表皮层裂开呈星状 〔wetland〕a program to preserve our state's wetlands.一项保护我国湿地的方案〔sump〕Middle English sompe [marsh] 中古英语 sompe [沼泽，湿地] 〔slough〕Also slue A stagnant swamp, marsh, bog, or pond, especially as part of a bayou, an inlet, or a backwater. 也作 slue 停滞的水域，泥泞的沼泽：浑浊的沼泽、湿地、泥塘或池塘，尤指作为海湾、水湾或死水的一部分〔phragmites〕Any of several perennial reeds of the genusPhragmites in the grass family, found worldwide in marshes and wetlands and having stems up to nearly 6 meters (20 feet) long. 芦苇属禾本科：禾本科中的一种芦苇属 多年生的芦苇，在世界各地的沼泽和湿地都有发现，有近六米（合20英尺）长的茎 〔wetland〕A lowland area, such as a marsh or swamp, that is saturated with moisture, especially when regarded as the natural habitat of wildlife:湿地：一块浸满了水的低地，如沼泽或湿地，尤其指它被当作野生动物的自然居住区时：〔marsh〕An area of soft, wet, low-lying land, characterized by grassy vegetation and often forming a transition zone between water and land.沼泽，湿地：多为青草覆盖的湿软的低地，常形成水区和陆区之间的过渡地带〔bog〕Any of certain other wetland areas, such as a fen, having a peat substrate. Also called peat bog 沼泽地区：任一种其它的湿地，有泥炭底面，如沼泽 也作 peat bog〔unbuildable〕unbuildable wetlands.不适合建房的湿地〔pocosin〕In coastal Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, and the Carolinas,a swamp or marsh can be called apocosin or a dismal, the second term illustrated in the name of the Dismal Swamp on the border of North Carolina and Virginia.The wordpocosin possibly comes from Virginia Algonquian. The early settlers usedpocosin as a designation for low, swampy ground, especially a wooded swamp.在大西洋沿岸的弗吉尼亚、马里兰、特拉华和南北卡罗来纳州，一片沼泽或湿地可被称作pocosin 或 dismal， 后一称呼在位于北卡罗莱那和弗吉尼亚边界的迪斯默尔沼泽的名称中得到了说明。Pocosin 可能来自弗吉尼亚的阿尔贡金语。 早期的殖民者们用pocosin 作为低而潮湿的地面的称呼， 尤其是一片长有树木的沼泽〔flotation〕The capability, especially of a vehicle tread or tire, to remain on top of a soft surface, such as sand, wet ground, or snow.浮力，不下陷能力：尤指车辆的轮胎表层使轮胎保持不陷入柔软表面如沙地、湿地或雪地的能力 |
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