pastureland
简明释义
英[ˈpɑːstʃəlænd]美[ˈpæstʃərlænd]
n. 牧场；牧草地
英英释义
Land covered with grass and other low plants suitable for grazing animals, especially livestock. | 适合放牧动物，特别是牲畜生长的草和其他低矮植物覆盖的土地。 |
单词用法
放牧用的草地 | |
肥沃的草地 | |
退化的草地 | |
将草地转变为农田 | |
可持续管理草地 | |
给草地补充养分 |
同义词
反义词
| 城市土地 | Urban land is often used for residential and commercial purposes. | 城市土地通常用于住宅和商业用途。 | |
| 工业用地 | Industrial land is designated for factories and manufacturing facilities. | 工业用地专用于工厂和制造设施。 |
例句
1.Increase in pastureland and subsequent overgrazing have resulted in an expansion of savanna.
草场的增加和随之而来的过度放牧导致了稀树草原的扩张。
2.For both beef and dairy production,it requires, at least in the beginning, more pastureland.
对于牛肉和奶制品的生产，至少在开始阶段，需要更多的牧场。
3.In April 1968 a field survey was carried out in the pastureland of Xiyetlik and Jiupkuikuil near Aksakmaral of Bachu County, Xinjiang for virus isolation from sheep and goat.
1968年在新疆巴楚县阿克沙克马拉勒地区的西衣提力克，久甫库库勒等荒漠牧场中对绵羊和山羊进行了新疆出血热病毒自然感染的调查。
4.There has been a very close connection between the coming into being of the pastureland culture, the spatial behavior and the pastureland nationalities and the environment.
草原文化的出现与草原民族的空间行为以及环境都有着密不可分的内在联系。
5.In the paper, the USES of the spunbonded PP nonwovens as the warmth materials in the livestock sheds on Xinjiang pastureland are introduced.
本文介绍了丙纶纺粘法非织造布作为保暖材料在新疆牧区畜牧暖棚上的应用。
6.In Brazil, 220 million hectares of land are occupied by pastureland.
在巴西，220万公顷的土地被占用的牧场。
7.On certain sites, particularly in South America, savanna formation seems related to frequent cutting and burning of moist forests for pastureland.
在某些地方，特别是在南美洲，稀树草原的形成似乎与频繁地砍伐和焚烧潮湿的森林作为牧场有关。
8.After the drought, the pastureland needed time to recover before it could support livestock again.
干旱过后，牧场需要时间恢复，才能再次支持牲畜。
9.The rancher invested in improving the quality of his pastureland by planting more nutritious grass.
牧场主通过种植更有营养的草来改善其牧场的质量。
10.The government has implemented measures to protect pastureland from urban development.
政府已采取措施保护牧场不受城市开发的影响。
11.The farmer decided to rotate his cattle between different areas of pastureland to prevent overgrazing.
农民决定在不同的牧场区域之间轮换他的牛，以防止过度放牧。
12.During the summer months, the sheep graze freely on the lush pastureland near the river.
在夏季，羊群在河边的丰盛牧场上自由觅食。
作文
In many rural areas around the world, the importance of pastureland (牧场) cannot be overstated. These lands serve as vital resources for livestock, providing them with the necessary nutrients and space to graze. The management of pastureland is crucial not only for the health of the animals but also for the sustainability of agricultural practices. Farmers often rotate their livestock between different sections of pastureland to prevent overgrazing, which can lead to soil degradation and loss of biodiversity. The ecological balance maintained by well-managed pastureland is essential for the environment. Healthy pastures contribute to carbon sequestration, helping to mitigate climate change. Additionally, they support a variety of wildlife, creating a rich ecosystem that benefits both flora and fauna. In many regions, traditional grazing practices have been passed down through generations, showcasing the deep connection between communities and their pastureland. However, the pressures of modern agriculture are threatening these precious resources. Urbanization, industrial farming, and climate change pose significant challenges to the sustainability of pastureland. As cities expand, many farmers are losing access to their grazing lands, forcing them to either adapt or abandon their traditional practices. This loss not only impacts local economies but also disrupts the delicate ecosystems that rely on healthy pastureland. To combat these issues, innovative practices such as regenerative agriculture are being adopted. This approach emphasizes the restoration of pastureland health through methods that enhance soil fertility, increase biodiversity, and improve water retention. By investing in the regeneration of pastureland, farmers can create a more resilient agricultural system that benefits both their livelihoods and the environment. Education and awareness are also critical in promoting the importance of pastureland. Community programs that teach sustainable grazing techniques can empower local farmers to take better care of their lands. Furthermore, consumers can play a role by choosing products that are sourced from sustainably managed pastureland. This conscious choice not only supports local economies but also encourages environmentally friendly farming practices. In conclusion, pastureland (牧场) is an integral part of our agricultural landscape, playing a crucial role in food production, environmental health, and community sustainability. Protecting and managing these lands responsibly is essential for the future of agriculture and the planet. As we face increasing challenges from urbanization and climate change, it is imperative that we prioritize the health of our pastureland to ensure that it remains a viable resource for generations to come.
