Bushwhacking Meaning in English
word · lemma: bushwhack
释义
Bushwhacking means traveling through thick forests or dense vegetation where there is no clear path, often by pushing through plants or cutting branches out of the way.
用法与细微差别
Primarily used in outdoor, hiking, or survival contexts. Implies there is no trail, and progress is difficult. Can also be used metaphorically for overcoming obstacles, but in American English it's mostly literal. Less common outside North America.
例句
We spent three hours bushwhacking through the jungle.
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Bushwhacking is hard because there are no clear trails.
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We got lost while bushwhacking in the forest.
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We were bushwhacking all day, and my arms are covered in scratches.
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Sometimes hiking turns into bushwhacking if the trail disappears.
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Not everyone enjoys bushwhacking, but it’s part of the adventure.
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