heath

英 [hiːθ]

美 [hiːθ]

n.  (杂草和灌木丛生的)荒地，荒野

复数：heaths　

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牛津词典

noun

• （杂草和灌木丛生的）荒地，荒野
  a large area of open land that is not used for farming and is covered with rough grass and other small wild plants

柯林斯词典

• （野草或石南丛生的）荒野，荒原
  Aheathis an area of open land covered with rough grass or heather and with very few trees or bushes.

英英释义

noun

• a tract of level wasteland
  Synonym:heathland
• a low evergreen shrub of the family Ericaceae

双语例句

• Actor Heath Ledger, 28, was found dead at a Manhattan residence Tuesday.
  演员希思？莱杰，今年28岁，周二被发现死于曼哈顿的居所中。
• It is harmful for people's heath to sit long before the computer.
  坐在电脑前太久是对人体有害的。
• In a way, it's good for your heath.
  从某种程度上，这对你的健康有益。
• Several people who had supported heath now came over to her side.
  原来支持希思的几个人现在站到她一边。
• It was Mr heath's incomes policy which finally led to his downfall.
  最终导致希思先生下台的正是他的收入分配政策。
• They only wanted Mrs. Thatcher to stop Mr. Heath.
  他们仅仅希望撒切尔夫人击败希思先生。
• If you choose the heath, that means the money isn't almighty.
  如果你选择健康，这也就意味着金钱不是万能的。
• Edward Heath, zealous for his European relationship, was increasingly absorbed by domestic crisis.
  热衷于同欧洲各国搞好关系的爱德华·希斯也被国内危机搞得越来越无暇他顾。
• Then I went to the heath and the wild.
  我去荒野的石南树丛。
• Ted Heath and the Tory party offered a better deal.
  爱德华·希思和保守党提出了更好的政策。