Upcountry Meaning in English
word
ˈʌpˌkʌn.tɹi
UP-KUN-tree
ˈʌpˌkʌn.tri
UP-KUN-tree
释义
'Upcountry' refers to areas that are away from the coast or city, often located deeper inland, usually in the countryside or hills.
用法与细微差别
Primarily used in African, South Asian, and Caribbean English; rarely used in American or British city speech. Refers specifically to rural or inland regions, often in contrast to 'the coast' or main cities. Not typically interchangeable with 'upstate'.
Spanish: del interior - del campoPortuguese (BR): do interior - do campoPortuguese (PT): do interior - do campoChinese (Simplified): 内地 - 内陆Chinese (Traditional): 內地 - 內陸Hindi: आंतरिक इलाक़ा - ग्रामीण इलाक़ाArabic: الداخل - المناطق الريفيةBengali: উপকণ্ঠ - অভ্যন্তরীণ অঞ্চলRussian: в глубинке - в сельской местности (вдали от побережья)Japanese: 内陸部 - 田舎Vietnamese: vùng nội địa - vùng miền núiKorean: 내륙 지방 - 시골Turkish: ülke içi - kırsal bölgeUrdu: اندرونی علاقہ - دیہی علاقہIndonesian: daerah pedalaman - daerah pedesaan
例句
He grew up in the upcountry far from the city.
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Many people visit the upcountry during the summer to relax.
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The school is located in an upcountry village.
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If you want fresh air, you should spend some time upcountry.
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His family owns land upcountry, where they grow tea.
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We sent the supplies upcountry to help after the floods.
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