forest

/ˈfɒrɪst/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈfɔːrɪst/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈfȯr-əst ˈfär-/ (ame, mw)

forest — 名詞

  • forestsingular
  • forestsplural

1. a broad stretch of ground covered with many trees growing thickly, bigger than a

1.名詞A2
釋義

森林

大面積長滿樹木的土地

a broad stretch of ground covered with many trees growing thickly, bigger than a small group of trees or a wood

例句

Hao and his family went hiking in a forest in the mountains last weekend.

Hao 和家人上週末到山裡的森林健行。

collocation: in a forest

The dense forest near Abigail's village is home to deer and many kinds of birds.

Abigail 村莊附近茂密的森林裡住著鹿和許多種鳥類。

同義詞
  • woodland

    an area of land with trees, but less dense and often smaller than a forest

  • woods

    a smaller area of trees near people's homes, used more in everyday speech

  • jungle

    a tropical forest with very thick, tangled plant growth

反義詞
  • clearing

    an open area inside a forest with no trees

  • desert

    a dry area without trees or much plant life

文法句型

a/the forest

forests

in the forest

through the forest

2. a large number of tall, thin things that stand very close together, making the a

2.名詞B2
釋義

林立

大量高聳物體密集的景象

a large number of tall, thin things that stand very close together, making the area look like a forest

例句

When Devika entered the old factory, she saw a forest of metal pipes and machines.

Devika 走進那座舊工廠時,看到一片金屬管線與機器林立。

pattern: a forest of [objects]

The city skyline looked like a forest of glass towers reaching into the clouds.

那片城市天際線看起來像是一片玻璃高樓林立,直入雲端。

同義詞
  • profusion

    a large amount of something growing or appearing together; more formal

  • thicket

    a dense group of bushes, trees, or similar objects; suggests something you have to push through

文法句型

a forest of + [plural noun]

用法筆記

Most common in literary or descriptive writing with the structure 'a forest of + [plural noun]'.

forest — 動詞