upland

upland — 形容詞

IPA/ˈʌp.lənd/
KK[ˈʌplənd]IPA/ˈʌp.lənd/
  • uplandpositive
  • more uplandcomparative
  • most uplandsuperlative

1. describing land or terrain that lies at a high elevation above sea level, such a

1.形容詞B2
釋義

高地的

位於高海拔地區的

describing land or terrain that lies at a high elevation above sea level, such as hills, mountains, or high plateaus.

例句

The Bao family's farm sits on an upland pasture where the summer air stays cool.

Bao 家的農場坐落在一片高地牧場上,夏季的空氣依然涼爽。

attributive use: upland + noun (pasture)

Hikers in the national park follow trails through upland meadows full of wildflowers.

國家公園裡的健行者沿著步道穿過開滿野花的高地草地。

同義詞
  • highland

    more likely to describe an entire region or culture (e.g. 'the Highlands of Scotland'), while 'upland' is broader and used for any elevated terrain

  • mountainous

    suggests steeper, rockier terrain; 'upland' can include gentle hills and plateaus

反義詞
  • lowland

    the direct opposite; lowland areas are near sea level or in valleys

文法句型

upland + noun (upland area, upland region)

常見錯誤

The farm is located in an upland area' (meaning a low hill).
The farm is located in an upland area' (referring to high ground, typically above 300 metres).
💡'Upland' implies clearly elevated terrain, not just any small slope.

upland — 名詞

IPA/ˈʌplənd/
KK[ˈʌplənd]IPA/ˈʌplənd/