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hinterland n.内陆地区；内地；腹地 (1) 内地的马戏团非常热闹。(2) 她在边疆和内地演出颇具影响。(3) 然而，敦煌处在大漠的腹地。(4) 这里交通便利,腹地广阔,地理位置优越。 The noun hinterland comes to the English language via Germany: hinter is "behind" + land is, well, "land." It actually refers to the land lying inland — or behind — an ocean coast or river shore, which is why backwaters and hinterlands are used interchangeably. Use hinterlands when you want to make fun of an area's backwardness, or to celebrate its natural beauty: "Coming from the unspoiled hinterlands of Louisiana, she found it hard to adjust to the sights and sounds of the big city."

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英 ['hɪntəlænd] 美 ['hɪntərlænd] (1) Circuses in the hinterland were hilarious.(2) Her shows in border areas and the hinterland had a big influence.(3) However, Dunhuang is located in the hinterland of the great desert.(4) Here makes aperient profit, hinterland is capacious, situation is advantageous. The hinterlands are affectionately called "the sticks," or the "boonies," short for "boondocks." Use it to specify an area that is far away from a city or town, or even civilization as we know it. Cell-phone reception and cable television aren't guaranteed. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]（海岸或大江、大河的）后方地区，腹地，内地 The hinterland of a stretch of coast or a large river is the area of land behind it or around it.   [usu sing]...the French Mediterranean coast and its hinterland.法国地中海沿岸及其腹地

英语单词	hinterland
英美音标	英 ['hɪntəlænd] 美 ['hɪntərlænd]
中文释义	n.内陆地区；内地；腹地
英语例句	(1) Circuses in the hinterland were hilarious. (2) Her shows in border areas and the hinterland had a big influence. (3) However, Dunhuang is located in the hinterland of the great desert. (4) Here makes aperient profit, hinterland is capacious, situation is advantageous.
中文例句	(1) 内地的马戏团非常热闹。 (2) 她在边疆和内地演出颇具影响。 (3) 然而，敦煌处在大漠的腹地。 (4) 这里交通便利,腹地广阔,地理位置优越。
vocabulary简明	The hinterlands are affectionately called "the sticks," or the "boonies," short for "boondocks." Use it to specify an area that is far away from a city or town, or even civilization as we know it. Cell-phone reception and cable television aren't guaranteed.
vocabulary扩展	The noun hinterland comes to the English language via Germany: hinter is "behind" + land is, well, "land." It actually refers to the land lying inland — or behind — an ocean coast or river shore, which is why backwaters and hinterlands are used interchangeably. Use hinterlands when you want to make fun of an area's backwardness, or to celebrate its natural beauty: "Coming from the unspoiled hinterlands of Louisiana, she found it hard to adjust to the sights and sounds of the big city."
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]（海岸或大江、大河的）后方地区，腹地，内地 The hinterland of a stretch of coast or a large river is the area of land behind it or around it. [usu sing] ...the French Mediterranean coast and its hinterland. 法国地中海沿岸及其腹地

Hinterland Land Coast Big Area River 英 Hɪntəlænd] 美