Marshes Meaning in English
word · lemma: marsh
ˈmɑɹʃəz/, /ˈmɑɹʃɪz
MAR-shiz
mˈɑːʃɪz
MAH-shiz
释义
Wet, soft land where water often collects and plants like grasses and reeds grow. Marshes are usually found near rivers, lakes, or coasts.
用法与细微差别
'Marshes' is plural, usually for natural environments not meant for farming or living. Common phrases: 'salt marshes' (near the sea), 'wetland marshes'. Not the same as 'swamp' (more trees, murkier water).
Spanish: pantanos - marismasPortuguese (BR): pântanosPortuguese (PT): pântanosChinese (Simplified): 沼泽地Chinese (Traditional): 沼澤地Hindi: दलदली क्षेत्रArabic: المستنقعاتBengali: marsh - জলাভূমি - বিলRussian: болотаJapanese: 湿地 - 沼地Vietnamese: đầm lầy - vùng đầm lầyKorean: 습지 - 늪지Turkish: bataklıklarUrdu: دلدلیںIndonesian: rawa-rawa - lahan basah
例句
Many birds live in marshes.
basic
Marshes are usually wet and muddy.
basic
Frogs can often be found in marshes.
basic
The marshes near the coast flood after heavy rain.
natural
Some marshes turn bright green in spring.
natural
You need boots if you plan to hike through the marshes.
natural