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terrain n.地带；地形 (1) 这辆汽车长驱穿越了崎岖地带。(2) 山谷冰川只限于多山地带的山谷。(3) 这是坦克作战的困难地形。(4) 他们停下来，开始勘测地形。(5) 这个国家有些地方的地形很平坦。 In times of war, you'll often hear the term "hostile terrain" used to describe a region with lots of mountains, vast stretches of desert, or impenetrable jungles. These are all areas of difficult terrain that are hard to pass. Much of humankind's history can be traced by its effort to alter the terrain. We've made mountains into meadows, rivers into lakes, and prairies into roads, all to make the terrain more livable for us. You could even go so far as to say that a person's psyche is mysterious terrain.

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英 [tə'reɪn] 美 [tə'reɪn] (1) The car blitzed through rough terrain.(2) Valley glaciers are confined to valleys in mountainous terrain.(3) It's a difficult terrain for tanks.(4) They stopped and began to reconnoitre the terrain.(5) The terrain in that part of the country is as falt as a board. An ATV, or all-terrain vehicle, is useful for people who drive on lots of different terrain, hence the name. Terrain is a noun used to talk about the ground, when you're specifically interested in how it appears or is shaped. 1[N-VAR 可变名词]地形；地势；地带 Terrain is used to refer to an area of land or a type of land when you are considering its physical features.   [usu with supp]The terrain changed quickly from arable land to desert.那个地带很快就从耕地变成了沙漠。...a tortuous eight-hour coach ride around 1,200 bends of rough terrain.在崎岖不平的地势上拐了 1,200 个弯、长达 8 小时的冗长的长途汽车旅行

英语单词	terrain
英美音标	英 [tə'reɪn] 美 [tə'reɪn]
中文释义	n.地带；地形
英语例句	(1) The car blitzed through rough terrain. (2) Valley glaciers are confined to valleys in mountainous terrain. (3) It's a difficult terrain for tanks. (4) They stopped and began to reconnoitre the terrain. (5) The terrain in that part of the country is as falt as a board.
中文例句	(1) 这辆汽车长驱穿越了崎岖地带。 (2) 山谷冰川只限于多山地带的山谷。 (3) 这是坦克作战的困难地形。 (4) 他们停下来，开始勘测地形。 (5) 这个国家有些地方的地形很平坦。
vocabulary简明	An ATV, or all-terrain vehicle, is useful for people who drive on lots of different terrain, hence the name. Terrain is a noun used to talk about the ground, when you're specifically interested in how it appears or is shaped.
vocabulary扩展	In times of war, you'll often hear the term "hostile terrain" used to describe a region with lots of mountains, vast stretches of desert, or impenetrable jungles. These are all areas of difficult terrain that are hard to pass. Much of humankind's history can be traced by its effort to alter the terrain. We've made mountains into meadows, rivers into lakes, and prairies into roads, all to make the terrain more livable for us. You could even go so far as to say that a person's psyche is mysterious terrain.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-VAR 可变名词]地形；地势；地带 Terrain is used to refer to an area of land or a type of land when you are considering its physical features. [usu with supp] The terrain changed quickly from arable land to desert. 那个地带很快就从耕地变成了沙漠。 ...a tortuous eight-hour coach ride around 1,200 bends of rough terrain. 在崎岖不平的地势上拐了 1,200 个弯、长达 8 小时的冗长的长途汽车旅行

Terrain Land Rough Difficult Lots 英 Tə'Reɪn] 美 Tə'Reɪn