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new forest

/njuː ˈfɒrɪst/

翻译: 专有名词,指英格兰南部的一片国家公园和古老森林,以荒原、矮种马和鹿闻名。这是具体地名,不是普通词组。

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/njuː ˈfɒrɪst/formalbritish
  • zh专有名词,指英格兰南部的一片国家公园和古老森林,以荒原、矮种马和鹿闻名。这是具体地名,不是普通词组。

A proper noun referring to a national park and ancient woodland in southern England, known for its heathland, ponies, and deer. It is a specific geographic location, not a common phrase.

  1. National Park in EnglandB1formalbritish

    A large area of woodland, heathland, and grassland in southern England, established as a royal hunting ground in 1079 and now a national park.

    zh新森林

    • We spent the weekend hiking in the New Forest.
    • The New Forest is famous for its wild ponies.
    • Many tourists visit the New Forest to enjoy its natural beauty.