brown-water

IPA/bɹˈaʊnwˈɔːtə/
IPA/bɹˈaʊnwˈɔːɾɚ/

brown-water — 名詞

1. A stretch of river, estuary, or coastal water that appears dark or muddy because

1.名詞C1
釋義

褐水

因泥沙或植物染成褐色的水道

A stretch of river, estuary, or coastal water that appears dark or muddy because of silt, dissolved plant material (tannins), or pollution carried in the flow.

例句

The river pilot showed Hamza where the brown-water channel began near the old mill.

領航員向 Hamza 指出老磨坊附近褐水河道的起點。

Gabriela traced the brown-water route on her map through the flooded mangrove forest.

Gabriela 在地圖上沿著紅樹林沼澤標出褐水航線。

brown-water + route / channel collocation

同義詞
反義詞
  • blue water

    clear open sea, the opposite category in nautical terminology

  • clear water

    general antonym emphasising visibility

文法句型

brown-water + noun

用法筆記

Often contrasted with blue water (the open ocean). Brown water specifically refers to rivers, estuaries, and coastal stretches affected by suspended sediment or organic tannins.

常見錯誤

I saw a brown-water in the river.
I saw brown water in the river.
💡The hyphenated form 'brown-water' acts as a compound noun or modifier, not a simple descriptive phrase.

brown-water — 形容詞