Inhabit Meaning in English
word
ˌɪnˈhæbət
in-HAB-uht
ɪnhˈæbɪt
in-HAB-it
释义
To live in or occupy a particular place or environment.
用法与细微差别
'Inhabit' is formal and most often used in scientific, academic, or literary contexts. The subject is usually people, animals, or plants. For everyday speech, 'live in' is more common.
Spanish: habitarPortuguese (BR): habitarPortuguese (PT): habitarChinese (Simplified): 居住Chinese (Traditional): 居住Hindi: निवास करनाArabic: يَسْكُنBengali: বাস করা - বসবাস করাRussian: населять - обитатьJapanese: 住む - 居住するVietnamese: cư trú - sinh sốngKorean: 서식하다 - 거주하다Turkish: ikamet etmek - yaşamak - bulunmakUrdu: آباد کرنا - بسناIndonesian: menghuni - mendiami
例句
Many animals inhabit the forest.
basic
People have inhabited this island for thousands of years.
basic
Polar bears inhabit cold regions near the Arctic.
basic
Legends say that spirits inhabit these ancient ruins.
natural
What kinds of creatures actually inhabit the deep sea?
natural
Few humans inhabit the harsh deserts of this region.
natural