| 词组 | countryside |
| 释义 | countryside /ˈkʌntrisaɪd/ noun land that is outside cities and townsadjectivesbeautiful/lovely/stunning countryside The countryside between the mountain villages is stunning.open countryside (=with few buildings, walls, trees etc) The farmhouse has views over open countryside.the surrounding countryside Both the town and the surrounding countryside are worth exploring.rolling countryside (=with hills) They live in a valley surrounded by rolling countryside.unspoilt countryside (=with natural beauty not spoiled by buildings) We walked through miles of unspoilt countryside.verbsprotect/conserve the countryside (=stop people building on it or spoiling its beauty) How can we protect the countryside for future generations?spoil/ruin the countryside Too many tourists can spoil the countryside.prepositionsthe countryside around/near a place The countryside around London is surprisingly pretty.THESAURUS: countryside the country the area away from towns and cities, where there are fields, forests etc: Tired of city life, they moved to the country. | I’ve always wanted to live in the country. landscape a large area of countryside that you see from somewhere: The house looks out over a peaceful rural landscape. | Adams is famous for his photographs of the American landscape. scenery the natural features of part of a country, such as mountains, forests etc, especially when these are attractive: New Zealand has some spectacular scenery. | I looked out of the window and admired the scenery (=looked at the scenery). wilderness a large area of land that has never been developed or farmed: Yukon is a vast wilderness of mountains, lakes, and forests. the bush wild country that has not been cleared, especially in Australia or Africa: The camp is popular with tourists wishing to experience the African bush. rural relating to the country: People are moving away from rural areas. | Keillor writes about small rural communities. |
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