moor

• 名词，指开阔的、未开垦的土地，通常长满石楠、蕨类和苔藓，土壤多为泥炭；也指高沼地或荒地。

A noun referring to an area of open, uncultivated land, typically covered with heather, bracken, and moss, and often having peaty soil.

1. Open landscapeB2formalbritish

   A large area of open, uncultivated land, often covered with heather, grass, and moss, typically found in upland regions.

   荒原

   • They walked across the misty moor at dawn.
   • The moor is home to many species of birds and wildflowers.
   • She loved the solitude of the open moor.

   同义词commonfellheathmoorlanduplandwaste

• 动词，指将船只或物体用缆绳、锚等固定在某处。

A verb used to indicate the act of securing a vessel or object in place, typically with ropes or anchors.

1. Secure a vesselB1formal

   To attach a boat, ship, or other vessel to a fixed object such as a dock, buoy, or anchor to prevent it from drifting.

   系泊

   • The captain moored the ship to the dock with heavy ropes.
   • We moored the sailboat to a buoy in the harbor.
   • They moored the ferry at the terminal for the night.

   同义词anchorberthdockfastenhitchsecuretie up

   反义词cast offuntie

2. Dock at a wharfB1formal

   To bring a vessel into a dock or wharf and secure it there.

   停泊靠岸

   • The fishing boat moored at the wharf to unload its catch.
   • The cruise ship moored at the pier for the day.
   • They moored the yacht at the marina.

   同义词berthdocksecuretie up

   反义词cast offdepartleave

3. Secure with cables or ropesB1formal

   To fasten something, especially a vessel, using cables, ropes, or chains to keep it in place.

   系泊

   • The crew moored the barge with steel cables.
   • He moored the canoe to a tree on the riverbank.
   • The sailors moored the ship securely before the storm.

   同义词anchorberthdockfastensecuretethertie up

   反义词detachfreeloosereleaseunbindunfastenuntie