pasture
简明释义
n. 牧场，牧草地；生活状况，个人发展的机遇
v. 放牧；（牛、羊等）在草地上吃草
【名】 （Pasture）（英）帕斯彻，（法）帕斯蒂尔（人名）
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英英释义
单词用法
放牧 | |
牧场 |
同义词
| 草地 | 夏天，牛在草地上吃草。 | ||
| 草甸 | 春天，草甸里开满了野花。 | ||
| 耕地 | Farmers often rotate their livestock between different fields. | 农民经常在不同的田地之间轮换放牧他们的牲畜。 | |
| 田地 | 这块耕地既用于种植作物，也用于放牧。 |
反义词
| 沙漠 | 沙漠是一个植被稀少的严酷环境。 | ||
| 城市区域 | Many people prefer to live in urban areas for better job opportunities. | 许多人更喜欢住在城市区域，以获得更好的工作机会。 |
例句
1.In the Amazon, my colleagues and I found the mortality rate for the biggest trees had tripled in small patches of rainforest surrounded by pasture land.
在亚马逊河流域，我和我的同事们发现，在被牧场包围的一小片雨林中，最大的树木的死亡率增加了两倍。
2.Sheep will graze in their own pasture.
羊将在自己的草场吃草。
3.Did you get a letter for me on the pasture?
你在牧场上捡到了给我的信吗？
4.Do you want to go with him to the pasture?
你想和他一起去牧场吗？
5.Through regular regional educational meetings, a large annual meeting, individual farm visits, and thousands of phone calls, the Amburghs pass on the principles of pasture management.
通过定期的区域教育会议、大型年度会议、个别农场访问和数千次电话访问，阿姆伯尔家族传授了牧场管理的原则。
6."Oh grandmama, up on the pasture it looks just like that," Clara remarked.
“噢，奶奶，在牧场上它看起来就是那样。”克拉拉说。
如今这里成了一个牛群牧场。
8.Very soon after launching EPIC's most successful product—the Bison Bacon Cranberry Bar—Collins and Forrest found they'd exhausted their sources for bison raised exclusively on pasture.
在推出EPIC最成功的产品“野牛培根蔓越莓酒吧”之后不久，柯林斯和福利斯发现他们已经耗尽了专门在牧场饲养北美野牛的资源。
9.In spring, the pasture is full of wildflowers.
春天，牧场里开满了野花。
10.The farmer rotated his animals to different pastures to prevent overgrazing.
农民把他的动物轮换到不同的牧场以防止过度放牧。
11.The cows were grazing in the pasture.
奶牛在牧场里吃草。
12.We took a walk through the green pasture.
我们在绿色的牧场里散步。
13.They built a fence around the pasture to keep the sheep safe.
他们在牧场周围建了一个围栏，以保护羊群。
作文
In the heart of the countryside, there lies a beautiful expanse of green known as the pasture. This land is not just a simple field; it is a vibrant ecosystem that supports a variety of life. The pasture (牧场) is home to grazing animals, such as cows, sheep, and horses, which thrive on the lush grasses and wildflowers that grow abundantly. The sight of these animals peacefully munching on the greenery creates a picturesque scene that many people find soothing and serene.The importance of pastures cannot be overstated. They provide essential nutrients to livestock, which in turn supply us with milk, meat, and other dairy products. Farmers often rotate their animals between different pastures to prevent overgrazing and to allow the grass to recover. This practice not only benefits the livestock but also promotes biodiversity within the pasture (牧场) ecosystem.Moreover, pastures play a crucial role in maintaining the health of our environment. They help in soil conservation by preventing erosion, as the roots of the grass hold the soil together. Additionally, pastures act as carbon sinks, absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and helping to mitigate climate change. The presence of diverse plant species in a pasture also supports various pollinators, such as bees and butterflies, which are vital for the pollination of many crops.One of the most delightful aspects of a pasture (牧场) is its seasonal transformation. In spring, the pasture bursts into life with vibrant colors as flowers bloom and new grass shoots emerge. Summer brings a rich tapestry of greens, and the sounds of animals can be heard echoing across the fields. As autumn approaches, the pasture takes on golden hues, and the air is filled with the scent of ripe fruits and grains ready for harvest. Winter, although quiet, has its own beauty as a blanket of snow covers the pasture, creating a peaceful and pristine landscape.For many people, spending time in a pasture is a way to reconnect with nature. Families often visit pastures to enjoy picnics, go for walks, or simply relax while watching the animals graze. Children learn valuable lessons about nature and farming during these visits, gaining an appreciation for where their food comes from and the importance of sustainable practices.In conclusion, the pasture (牧场) is much more than just a field of grass. It is a vital component of our agricultural system, a sanctuary for wildlife, and a place of beauty and tranquility. As we continue to face environmental challenges, it is essential to recognize the significance of pastures and to promote practices that preserve these valuable lands for future generations. By doing so, we ensure that the pasture remains a thriving habitat for both livestock and wildlife, contributing to the health of our planet and our communities.
