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单词 bush
释义
bush
noun
uk
/bʊʃ/us
/bʊʃ/

bushnoun(PLANT)

B2[C]
aplantwith manysmallbranchesgrowingeitherdirectlyfrom thegroundor from a hardstem, giving theplantaroundedshape:
灌木
arosebush玫瑰丛
picture of bush
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More examples
  • arhododendronbush
  • alavenderbush
  • Shepulledthe bush out of thegroundwith asharpjerk.
  • Shesawhim coming andcroucheddown behind a bush.
  • Cutting the bush back in theautumnwillhelppromotevigorousgrowthin thespring.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Bushes & shrubs
  • aronia
  • bramble
  • briar
  • brier
  • broom
  • furze
  • gorse
  • guaraná
  • heather
  • hedging
  • manuka
  • privet
  • redcurrant
  • rhododendron
  • rosella
  • underbrush
  • undergrowth
  • viburnum
  • wahoo
  • wayfaring tree
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bushnoun(AREA OF LAND)

the bushC2[S]
(especiallyinAustraliaandAfrica) anareaoflandcoveredwith bushes andtreesthat has never been used forgrowingcropsand where there are very fewpeople
（尤指澳大利亚和非洲长满灌木丛和树的）荒野，丛林地
picture of bush
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Geography: deserts, prairies & wildernesses
  • brush
  • Bushman
  • desert
  • dust bowl
  • grassland
  • heathland
  • marginal land
  • moor
  • moorland
  • mulga
  • pasture
  • plain
  • prairie
  • Sahara
  • the Gobi Desert
  • veld
  • virgin
  • wadi
  • wasteland
  • wilderness
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bushnoun(HAIR)

[Cusually singular]
alargeamountofhair:
浓密的头发
Thebabywasbornwith asurprisingbushofblackhair.令人吃惊的是，这个婴儿生下来就长着浓密的黑发。
very informal
someone'spubichair,especiallya woman's
（尤指女性的）阴毛
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Hair
  • anti-dandruff
  • as bald as a cootphrase
  • baldness
  • baldy
  • bedhead
  • curl
  • five o'clock shadow
  • frizzle
  • frizzy
  • fuzzy
  • goatee
  • lank
  • mane
  • muttonchops
  • rug
  • scurf
  • slaphead
  • walrus moustache
  • waxed
  • wig
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(Definition ofbushfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

bush| American Dictionary

bush
noun
us
/bʊʃ/

bushnoun(PLANT)

[C]
alowplantwith manysmallbranches:
Thesmelloflilacbushes inbloomremindsme ofhome.
Themeadowwascoveredwithsmallbushes andgrass.

bushnoun(AREA OF LAND)

[U]
(esp. inAustraliaandAfrica) anareaoflandcoveredwith bushes andtreesthat has never beenfarmedand where fewpeoplelive:
If youlivein the bush, asmallplaneis thebestmeansoftransportation.
(Definition ofbushfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbush

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There arebushhammers with 9, 16, 24 and 36 points.
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Thebushhammer is a common tool for granite, in effect replacing the tooth chisel for that material.
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The hunters chose smaller dogs as "agouti dogs" so that they could follow agoutis through densebushto their hiding places.
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Farmers tended small plots in abush-fallowing system and employed fire for clearance.
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Subjects were warned that the alien would appear for a very brief period before hiding behind abush(the backward mask).
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Thebushfly model is entirely driven by weather, temperature-dependent development rates of adult and immature stages being major determinants of bush fly phenology.
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Naturally, in remote areas of thebushdisease would not backfire on the settler population and could therefore be safely ignored.
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We prepare the ground, plant the rosebush, cultivate, prune, water, fertilise, and otherwise do the things that are necessary for thebushto bloom.
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In full bloom, our rosebushis, hopefully, a mass of blooms, each of which we hope will become a full-blown rose.
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Even without a bud in sight, the newly planted rosebushcovered in green leaves has the potential to sprout rose buds and eventually roses.
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The citations forbushtucker and bushwalking are obvious examples.
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Who would prevent the regeneration ofbushfrom cleared areas ?
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To our knowledge there were no rules governing access tobushproducts other than status.
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In adults, a significant increase in dust exposure in cases was associated with construction dusts (particularly wood and sawdust) but notbushdusts.
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The majority of respondents in all three agroecologies studied planted similar crop varieties in their gardens andbushfarms.
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