dune
IPA/djuːn/
KK[dˈun]IPA/duːn/
dune — noun
- dunesingular
- dunesplural
1. a mound or ridge of loose sand that wind has shaped, often found along coastline
1.名詞B1
釋義
a mound or ridge of loose sand that wind has shaped, often found along coastlines or across dry, sandy regions such as deserts
例句
Tuan and his brothers ran down the dune toward the shoreline, laughing in the wind.
movement verb + down the dune
The village sat behind a tall dune that blocked the sandstorms from the desert.
position behind a dune
Driving across the dune in a jeep was harder than Sivan expected.
Lisa photographed the ripples that the wind left on the dune's surface.
A single row of trees stopped the dune from shifting farther into the farmland.