fell
verb
uk/fel/us/fel/fellverb(FALL)
past simple offall
（fall 的过去式）fellverb(CUT DOWN)
[T]
tocutdown atree:
砍伐，砍倒（树木）Agreatnumberoftreeswere felled toprovidespaceforgrazing.大量树木被砍伐，为放牧提供场地。
[T]
toknocksomeone down,especiallyinsports:
（尤指体育运动中）击倒（某人）Heeventuallyfelled hisopponentwith apunchto thehead.他最后以头部的一记重拳击倒了对手。
Forestry
- afforestation
- agroforestry
- arborist
- brush
- clearing
- cut down
- deforest
- deforestation
- disafforest
- lumberjack
- old growth
- ranger
- reafforest
- reafforestation
- slash-and-burn
- the treeline
- undercut
- understorey
- woodcutter
- woody
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Cutting and stabbing
Hitting against objects accidentally and colliding
Winning, losing & scoring in sport
Grammar
Fellorfelt?
Fell is the past simple of the verb fall:…fell
noun[C]
UKuk/fel/us/fel/ahillor otherareaof highland,especiallyinnorthwestEngland
（尤指英格兰西北部的）山岗，高地Geography: hills & mountains
- acclivity
- craggy
- esker
- highlands
- hillock
- landform
- Marilyn
- mesa
- mid-ocean ridge
- motte
- pinnacle
- precipitous
- scarp
- spur
- steep
- the Adirondack Mountains
- the Alaska Range
- the Alps
- the Andes
- volcano
fell
adjective
uk/fel/us/fel/felladjective(EVIL)
literaryorold use
evilorcruel
邪恶的；残暴的Morally wrong and evil
- abhorrent
- amoral
- amorality
- anomie
- antichrist
- disgrace
- dissipated
- dissolute
- dissolutely
- dissoluteness
- no goodidiom
- no more Mr Nice Guyidiom
- non-ethical
- obscene
- obscenely
- trespass
- turpitude
- unconscionable
- unconscionably
- unethical
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Violent or aggressive
felladjective(HILL)
[before noun]UK
relatingto fells(=hills):
和丘陵（或小山）有关的We went fellwalkinglastweekend.我们上周末去山野漫步。
Hiking & orienteering
- backpacker
- bushwalking
- cairn
- caver
- dibber
- fell walker
- fell walking
- hike
- hiker
- hiking boot
- Kendal mint cake
- nature trail
- rail trail
- ramble
- rambling
- speleology
- spelunker
- spelunking
- trekking
- trekking pole
Idiom
at/in one fell swoop