Inhabiting Meaning in English
word · lemma: inhabit
ɪnˈhæbətɪŋ
in-HAB-uh-ting
ɪnhˈæbɪtɪŋ
in-HAB-ih-ting
释义
Living in or occupying a specific place or environment.
用法与细微差别
Most often used formally or in scientific contexts ('inhabiting the forest'), not in everyday speech. Usually refers to animals, plants, or groups of people, rarely to individuals. Often followed by a location.
Spanish: habitar - vivir enPortuguese (BR): habitar - viver emPortuguese (PT): habitar - viver emChinese (Simplified): 居住在 - 栖息于Chinese (Traditional): 居住在 - 棲息於Hindi: निवास करना - बसनाArabic: يعيش في - يسكنBengali: বাস করা - বসবাস করাRussian: населяющие - обитающиеJapanese: 生息している - 居住しているVietnamese: cư trú - sinh sốngKorean: 서식하는 - 거주하는Turkish: yaşayan - ikamet edenUrdu: آباد کرنے والے - رہنے والےIndonesian: menghuni - mendiami
例句
Many birds are inhabiting the park this summer.
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The animals inhabiting this area are protected by law.
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Scientists study plants inhabiting the desert.
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Bacteria inhabiting your skin help keep it healthy.
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People inhabiting the island have unique traditions.
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We're still discovering new species inhabiting the deep sea.
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