wasteland的意思|wasteland的解释-里氏词典

wasteland ['weistlænd]

n. 荒地, 未开垦地

wasteland

[ noun ]
an uninhabited wilderness that is worthless for cultivation
<noun.location>
the barrens of central Africathe trackless wastes of the desert

The Defense Ministry spokesman said the planes had strayed about 310 miles off the assigned course and intruded into restricted airspace over Bhuj, a marshy wasteland near the border with Pakistan.
Yellowstone National Park is not a total wasteland of scorched earth and moonscape, but it is not the place it used to be.
Apart from the Ivanov pas de deux, the production is a choreographic wasteland, the work of an overambitious novice.
Many wouldn't dream of becoming engineers, because they couldn't imagine being stuck in the bureaucratic wasteland of a large corporation.
They fear expropriation by a black government, and the economic mismanagement which has turned much of the rest of Africa into a wasteland.
After 30 years under Janos Kadar, Hungary's economy is in a crisis of its own, a fact that may be difficult to discern from the wasteland in which Mr. Gorbachev sits.
The melaleuca was imported in 1906 to sow in the Everglades, which was then seen as just "a mucky wasteland," said biologist Julia Morton of the University of Miami.
Mr. Jackson's presence can be felt all over this community, whose image as a poverty-stricken wasteland belies its diversity.
The Western accounts said the explosion created a vast radioactive wasteland one-third the land area of Rhode Island, or about 400 square miles.
This fable of England is set in a riot of 1950s design colour and the wasteland of 1950s monochrome attitudes.

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