wilderness
/ˈwɪl.də.nəs/noun
B1formalcommon/ˈwɪl.də.nəs/A noun referring to a natural, uncultivated, and uninhabited area of land, often characterized by its wild and remote nature.
ruСуществительное, обозначающее естественную, неокультуренную и необитаемую территорию, часто характеризующуюся своей дикой и отдалённой природой.esSustantivo que designa un área natural, no cultivada ni habitada por el ser humano, a menudo remota y agreste, que conserva su carácter salvaje; también puede referirse a un lugar desolado o a una naturaleza virgen protegida.frNom désignant une zone naturelle non cultivée et inhabitée, souvent caractérisée par son caractère sauvage et éloigné.deSubstantiv, das eine natürliche, unkultivierte und unbewohnte Landschaft bezeichnet, oft wild und abgelegen.ptSubstantivo que designa uma área natural, não cultivada e desabitada, frequentemente caracterizada por sua natureza selvagem e remota. Também pode se referir a uma região erma, inóspita ou de difícil acesso.zh名词，指未经人类开发、未开垦且无人居住的自然区域，通常具有原始、荒凉和偏远的特征。arاسم يشير إلى منطقة طبيعية خالية من العمران والزراعة، تتميز بطبيعتها البرية وبعدها وعزوبتها.
- Natural area B1 formal
An uncultivated, uninhabited, and inhospitable region, typically covered with natural vegetation.
- They hiked deep into the wilderness for a week.
- The national park protects vast areas of wilderness.
- Many animals thrive in the untouched wilderness.
ruДикая природаesterreno salvajefrrégion sauvagedeWildnisptNatureza selvagemzh荒野arالطبيعة البكر
- Confusing or chaotic state B2 informal
A situation or place that is confusing, overwhelming, or lacking order.
- The office was a wilderness of papers and files.
- He felt lost in a wilderness of conflicting advice.
- The city's bureaucracy is a wilderness of red tape.
ruХаосesCaos o confusiónfrétat de confusion ou de chaosdeChaosptCaoszh混乱arفوضى
同义词: chaosclutterconfusiondisorderjumblelabyrinthmazemorassmuddletangle
- wildernesses plural form
- wildernesses' possessive plural form
- wilderness's possessive singular form