英语词汇landscape的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

landscape /ˈlændskeɪp/ noun 1. an area of countryside or land of a particular typeadjectivesbeautiful landscape The landscape around Siena is incredibly beautiful.dramatic landscape (=very impressive) The picture shows a dramatic landscape of mountains and clear blue lakes.wild landscape The Brontë sisters’ books are set in the wild landscape of the Yorkshire moors.rugged landscape (=with a lot of rocks and hills or mountains) The island’s rugged landscape can only be crossed on foot.desolate/bleak landscape (=with no attractive features) It is a desolate landscape, with no trees or signs of habitation.barren landscape (=with no plants, trees, or buildings) Birds can be seen searching the barren landscape for food.natural landscape The new buildings blend into the natural landscape.industrial landscape The cotton mills are part of the familiar industrial landscape of this part of England.rural landscape (=in the countryside) Wind farms will have a big effect on the rural landscape.urban landscape (=in a city) Kuwait city is an urban landscape of huge modern buildings.desert landscape The desert landscape is hot and dusty.lunar landscape (=on the moon, or looking like the surface of the moon) The volcano is surrounded by a lunar landscape.verbsdominate the landscape (=be larger or more noticeable than any other thing) The church dominates the landscape.conserve/preserve the landscape We want to preserve this beautiful landscape so future generations can enjoy it.phrasesbe/become part of the landscape The mine has been here for 200 years and has become part of the landscape.be a feature of the landscape The square fields have not always been a feature of this landscape.have an effect/impact on the landscape Building hundreds of new homes will have a big impact on the landscape.be a blot on the landscape (=spoil a landscape by being ugly) The protesters say the wind farms are a blot on the landscape.a landscape is dotted with sth (=it contains a lot of something) The landscape is dotted with pretty villages.2. the general situation somewhereadjectivesthe political landscape Margaret Thatcher dominated the British political landscape of the 1980s.the economic landscape The economic landscape of Poland has changed enormously over the last 30 years.the social/cultural landscape Violence and disorder are part of the social landscape in some cities. | Jazz music changed the cultural landscape of America.verbschange/transform the landscape The outcome of the election dramatically changed the political landscape. | They want to transform the landscape of health care.create a landscape The internet has created a new landscape in business.shape the landscape He was a great comedian who shaped the landscape of British comedy.dominate the landscape (=be the most important person or thing) Large institutions have come to dominate the social landscape.the landscape changes The economic landscape is changing.

词组	landscape
释义	landscape /ˈlændskeɪp/ noun 1. an area of countryside or land of a particular typeadjectivesbeautiful landscape The landscape around Siena is incredibly beautiful.dramatic landscape (=very impressive) The picture shows a dramatic landscape of mountains and clear blue lakes.wild landscape The Brontë sisters’ books are set in the wild landscape of the Yorkshire moors.rugged landscape (=with a lot of rocks and hills or mountains) The island’s rugged landscape can only be crossed on foot.desolate/bleak landscape (=with no attractive features) It is a desolate landscape, with no trees or signs of habitation.barren landscape (=with no plants, trees, or buildings) Birds can be seen searching the barren landscape for food.natural landscape The new buildings blend into the natural landscape.industrial landscape The cotton mills are part of the familiar industrial landscape of this part of England.rural landscape (=in the countryside) Wind farms will have a big effect on the rural landscape.urban landscape (=in a city) Kuwait city is an urban landscape of huge modern buildings.desert landscape The desert landscape is hot and dusty.lunar landscape (=on the moon, or looking like the surface of the moon) The volcano is surrounded by a lunar landscape.verbsdominate the landscape (=be larger or more noticeable than any other thing) The church dominates the landscape.conserve/preserve the landscape We want to preserve this beautiful landscape so future generations can enjoy it.phrasesbe/become part of the landscape The mine has been here for 200 years and has become part of the landscape.be a feature of the landscape The square fields have not always been a feature of this landscape.have an effect/impact on the landscape Building hundreds of new homes will have a big impact on the landscape.be a blot on the landscape (=spoil a landscape by being ugly) The protesters say the wind farms are a blot on the landscape.a landscape is dotted with sth (=it contains a lot of something) The landscape is dotted with pretty villages.2. the general situation somewhereadjectivesthe political landscape Margaret Thatcher dominated the British political landscape of the 1980s.the economic landscape The economic landscape of Poland has changed enormously over the last 30 years.the social/cultural landscape Violence and disorder are part of the social landscape in some cities. \| Jazz music changed the cultural landscape of America.verbschange/transform the landscape The outcome of the election dramatically changed the political landscape. \| They want to transform the landscape of health care.create a landscape The internet has created a new landscape in business.shape the landscape He was a great comedian who shaped the landscape of British comedy.dominate the landscape (=be the most important person or thing) Large institutions have come to dominate the social landscape.the landscape changes The economic landscape is changing.
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