forests

英 [ˈfɒrɪsts]

美 [ˈfɔrəsts]

n.  森林; 林区; (森林似的)一丛，一片
forest的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 森林;树林
  Aforestis a large area where trees grow close together.
  1. Parts of the forest are still dense and inaccessible.
     森林的一些部分仍然很茂密，人迹罕至。
  2. ...25 million hectares of forest.
     2,500 万公顷的森林
• N-COUNT 林立;大量耸立
  Aforestof tall or narrow objects is a group of them standing or sticking upright.
  1. They descended from the plane into a forest of microphones and cameras.
     他们从飞机上走下来，迎接他们的是数不清的麦克风和照相机。

双语例句

• Thousands of acres of forests and scrubland have been burnt.
  已经有数千英亩森林和灌木丛林地被烧毁。
• They inhabit the tropical forests.
  他们居住在热带森林中。
• The company came under furious attack from environmentalists for tearing up the forests.
  由于破坏了森林，这家公司受到环境保护主义者的猛烈抨击。
• Forests vary greatly in composition from one part of the country to another.
  一个国家不同区域的森林在组成结构上存在很大的差异。
• Some forests are so badly damaged that they become deserts.
  一些森林遭到了严重的破坏，变成了沙漠。
• The forests provide food and shelter for animals.
  森林为动物提供了食物和遮蔽处。
• The vast forests of West Africa have shrunk
  西非的大片森林面积已缩小了。
• Forests have given place to tillage and pasture.
  原先的森林已被耕地和牧场所取代。
• Forests are very important because they provide shelter and food for birds, animals and insects.
  森林之所以重要，是因为它们为鸟类、动物和昆虫提供了居所和食物。
• The forests of Canada produce wood for building.
  加拿大的森林盛产建筑木材。