Fens Meaning in English

word · lemma: fen

US

ˈfɛn

FEN

UK

fˈɛnz

FENZ

释义

Low, flat areas of wet land that are often partly covered with water and many plants; a type of wetland.

用法与细微差别

'Fens' is a plural noun, usually used in British English to refer to certain natural landscapes, especially the Fenlands in eastern England. It is more specific than 'swamp' or 'marsh', describing peat-forming wetlands with neutral or alkaline water.

• Spanish: pantanos - marismas
• Portuguese (BR): pântanos
• Portuguese (PT): pântanos
• Chinese (Simplified): 沼泽地
• Chinese (Traditional): 沼澤地
• Hindi: दलदली क्षेत्र
• Arabic: مستنقعات
• Bengali: ফেন (জলাভূমি)
• Russian: болота (феновые)
• Japanese: フェン湿地
• Vietnamese: đầm lầy kiềm - vùng đầm lầy fen
• Korean: 펜지 (습지)
• Turkish: alkali bataklığı - fen bataklığı
• Urdu: کیمیکل دلدل (موہن بیماری کی دلدل) - فین زار
• Indonesian: rawa alkali - rawa fen

例句

Many birds live in the fens.

basic

The fens are always wet, even in summer.

basic

We walked through the fens on our trip.

basic

The flowers in the fens were beautiful in the spring sunshine.

natural

Farmers have been draining the fens for centuries to make more farmland.

natural

The mist rose slowly from the fens as the sun came up.

natural