wasteland
英[ˈweɪstlænd]
美[ˈweɪstlænd]
意思解释
n. 荒地；荒漠；贫乏
变化形式
复数： wastelands
用法例句
- Twenty years ago , canary wharf was a wasteland in east london 's docklands .
- 20年前canarywharf只是伦敦东区码头的一块荒地。
- The finance sector 's wasteland moment created a real wasteland .
- 金融业的荒原时刻创造了一片真正的荒原。
- 2009 : The cold war wasteland has been replaced by modern office buildings .
- 2009年：冷战之后的不毛之地全都变成了现代化的高楼大厦。
- Many people consider suburbs a cultural wasteland , but I am very happy searching for food in orange county , california ; the area near san jose ; northern virginia , near d. c. ; somerville , massachusetts ; and so on .
- 很多人认为郊区是文化荒漠，但是我却乐于在加州橙县、圣何塞附近地区、靠近华盛顿特区的弗吉尼亚北部、马萨诸塞州的萨默维尔等地寻找食物。
- He sees eastern europe not as a denuded wasteland , a battlefield where modern man could execute any plan he chose , but as europe 's cluttered attic , stuffed with used oil rags and open paint cans and old newspapers ; a single spark could set it on fire .
- 在他眼里，东欧并非荒蛮之地，也并非现代人为所欲为的战场，而是欧洲的一间杂乱的阁楼，到处堆满了废油破布、打开的油漆罐和旧报纸，只要一点火花便可激起燎原大火。