brushwood
简明释义
n. 草丛;柴
英英释义
Brushwood refers to a collection of small twigs, branches, or shrubs that are typically used for fuel or as kindling. | 灌木丛指一堆小树枝、树干或灌木,通常用于燃料或引火材料。 |
单词用法
收集灌木丛 | |
清理灌木丛 | |
一堆灌木丛 | |
灌木丛火 |
同义词
灌木丛 | 鹿藏在灌木丛中。 | ||
灌木丛 | 我们清理了灌木丛以腾出一条小路。 | ||
灌木 | 灌木丛茂密,难以穿行。 | ||
灌木 | 他在徒步旅行时碰到了一个灌木。 |
反义词
空地 | 这个空地非常适合搭建营地。 | ||
开阔土地 | 他们决定在开阔土地上建房子。 |
例句
1.The results show that the main factor that affects the natural regeneration is elevation, and the coverages of litter and brushwood were next.
结果表明,影响该区森林天然更新的主要因素是海拔高度,其次是灌木层盖度和枯落物层的盖度。
2.Hansel and Gretel gathered brushwood together, as high as a little hill.
汉赛尔和格莱特捡了很多树枝,把它们堆在一起,有一座小山那么高。
3.Two or three hours later, Boulatruelle had seen this person emerge from the brushwood, carrying no longer the coffer, but a shovel and pick.
两三个钟头过后,蒲辣秃柳儿看见他那老相知又从树丛里出来,可是他现在掮的不是那只小箱,而是一把镐和一把锹。
4.The invention relates to a moistening rolling pulping technique method and its special equipment. It USES crop straw and various brushwood branches and arbor pollards as raw material.
本发明涉及一种润涨、轧制制浆工艺方法及其专用设备,是以大豆、棉花等农作物秸秆和各种灌木枝条、乔木修剪树枝等为原料制备造纸木浆的首选方法及其设备。
5.Most of the aggregative birds were habitat in brushwood, however, 60% birds were not aggregative.
集群鸟类大都生活在草灌丛,不集群的鸟类占总种数的60%。
6.The invention relates to a moistening rolling pulping technique method and its special equipment. It USES crop straw and various brushwood branches and arbor pollards as raw material.
本发明涉及一种润涨、轧制制浆工艺方法及其专用设备,是以大豆、棉花等农作物秸秆和各种灌木枝条、乔木修剪树枝等为原料制备造纸木浆的首选方法及其设备。
7.Your servant's heart is revealed in little ACTS that others don't think of doing, as when Paul gathered brushwood for a fire to warm everyone after a shipwreck (ACTS 28:3).
你那颗服侍的心就在别人不愿做的小事上显现出来,正如保罗在船失事后为众人生火取暖。
8.They are pulling off the salt leaves from the brushwood, and making a meal of roots.
在草丛之中采咸草,罗腾(小树名,松类)的根为他们的食物。
9.Green plants divide road group; brushwood and arbors divide walk path and roadway system.
由绿植划分道路组团;灌木丛与乔木丛分别划分行走路径与车行道路体系。
10.The campsite was surrounded by dense brushwood 灌木丛, making it a secluded spot.
营地被密集的brushwood 灌木丛环绕,使其成为一个隐秘的地方。
11.The forest was thick with brushwood 灌木丛, providing a habitat for various wildlife.
森林中布满了brushwood 灌木丛,为各种野生动物提供栖息地。
12.Hunters often set traps near brushwood 灌木丛 where animals like to hide.
猎人在靠近brushwood 灌木丛的地方设置陷阱,因为动物喜欢藏在那儿。
13.We collected brushwood 灌木丛 to start a fire for cooking.
我们收集了brushwood 灌木丛来生火做饭。
14.The path through the brushwood 灌木丛 was difficult to navigate.
穿过brushwood 灌木丛的小路很难走。
作文
In the heart of the forest, where the sunlight barely penetrates the dense canopy, lies a rich ecosystem filled with life. Among the various elements that contribute to this vibrant environment is the presence of brushwood, which refers to the small, woody plants and shrubs that grow close to the ground. These plants play a crucial role in maintaining the health of the forest by providing shelter and food for numerous species. The brushwood not only supports small mammals and birds but also creates a habitat for insects and other creatures that are essential for the ecological balance.As I walked through the winding paths of the woods, I marveled at how the brushwood formed a natural barrier, protecting the more delicate flora from the harsh elements. The intertwining branches and leaves created a tapestry of greens and browns, a stark contrast against the towering trees that stood majestically above. It was fascinating to observe how the brushwood thrived in the undergrowth, often flourishing in areas where sunlight was scarce. This adaptability is a testament to nature's resilience.During my exploration, I stumbled upon a small clearing where the brushwood was particularly dense. Here, I noticed a family of rabbits darting in and out of the thicket, their fur blending seamlessly with the surrounding foliage. The brushwood provided them with the perfect hiding spot from potential predators. It was a reminder of how interconnected life is in the forest; every plant, no matter how small, has its purpose.Moreover, the brushwood plays a vital role in soil conservation. The roots of these small plants help to hold the soil in place, preventing erosion and promoting healthy growth of larger trees. This is especially important in areas prone to heavy rainfall, where loose soil can easily wash away. By stabilizing the ground, the brushwood ensures that the forest remains intact and continues to flourish.In addition to its ecological benefits, the brushwood has cultural significance as well. Many indigenous communities have used these plants for medicinal purposes, crafting remedies from the leaves and stems. The knowledge passed down through generations highlights the importance of brushwood beyond mere aesthetics; it is a resource that has sustained people for centuries.As I continued my journey, I reflected on the importance of preserving such environments. With increasing urbanization and deforestation, the delicate balance of ecosystems is at risk. Protecting areas rich in brushwood and other native plants is essential for maintaining biodiversity. Conservation efforts must prioritize these habitats, ensuring that future generations can experience the beauty and utility of the forest.In conclusion, the humble brushwood may seem insignificant at first glance, but it is a cornerstone of forest ecosystems. From providing shelter and food to supporting soil stability and cultural practices, its contributions are invaluable. As stewards of the earth, it is our responsibility to appreciate and protect these natural treasures, recognizing that even the smallest elements of nature play a significant role in the grand tapestry of life.
在森林的中心,阳光几乎无法穿透浓密的树冠,那里有一个充满生命的丰富生态系统。在这个充满活力的环境中,灌木丛的存在是一个重要的元素,它指的是生长在地面附近的小型木本植物和灌木。这些植物在维持森林健康方面发挥着至关重要的作用,为众多物种提供庇护和食物。灌木丛不仅支持小型哺乳动物和鸟类,还为昆虫和其他对生态平衡至关重要的生物创造栖息地。当我走在蜿蜒的小径上时,惊叹于灌木丛如何形成自然屏障,保护更脆弱的植物免受严酷环境的影响。交错的树枝和叶子编织出一幅绿色和棕色的挂毯,与高耸的树木形成鲜明对比。观察到灌木丛在阳光稀缺的地方蓬勃生长,这种适应能力证明了大自然的韧性。在我的探索中,我偶然发现一个小空地,灌木丛特别茂密。在这里,我注意到一群兔子在灌木丛中穿梭,它们的毛发与周围的植被无缝融合。灌木丛为它们提供了完美的藏身之处,躲避潜在的捕食者。这提醒我们森林中的生命是如何相互联系的;每一种植物,无论多么微小,都有其目的。此外,灌木丛在土壤保护中也发挥着至关重要的作用。这些小植物的根系有助于固定土壤,防止侵蚀并促进较大树木的健康生长。这在容易遭受暴雨影响的地区尤为重要,因为松散的土壤很容易被冲走。通过稳定地面,灌木丛确保森林保持完整并继续繁荣。除了生态益处外,灌木丛还具有文化意义。许多土著社区利用这些植物制作药物,从叶子和茎中提取疗法。代代相传的知识强调了灌木丛的重要性,不仅仅是美学;它是一个已经维持人们数百年的资源。随着我继续我的旅程,我反思保护这种环境的重要性。随着城市化和森林砍伐的增加,生态系统的微妙平衡面临风险。保护富含灌木丛和其他本地植物的区域对于维持生物多样性至关重要。保护工作必须优先考虑这些栖息地,确保未来的世代能够体验森林的美丽和实用性。总之,谦逊的灌木丛乍看之下似乎微不足道,但它是森林生态系统的基石。从提供庇护和食物到支持土壤稳定和文化实践,它的贡献是无价的。作为地球的管理者,我们有责任欣赏和保护这些自然宝藏,认识到即使是自然中最小的元素也在生命的宏伟挂毯中扮演着重要角色。