open country

open country的基本解释

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空旷地区, 原野, 田野, 野

与open country相关的网络例句 [注：此内容来源于网络，仅供参考]

I had not seen such open country in a long while and my first reaction was to look for cover in case of a surprise shot, but there was no shelter - not a tree or a bush anywhere.

我有好长时间没见到开阔地带了，我的第一个念头是寻找个隐蔽的地方，以便突然遭到射击时躲藏起来。可是找不到任何保护物——没有一棵树或者灌木丛。

This is an expanse of open country.

这是片空旷的原野。

The tiger is the carnivore, hunts for the multi-types the animal is the food, general custom in daybreak to sunset period preys on, mainly take the large-scale mammal like pig, the deer, the antelope, the water buffalo and the Indian reactionary as food.The tiger can prey on compared to a itself build bigger game, a bow heavy may hunt for a bow heavy approximately 100 to 250 kilograms tigers to reach 900 kilogram Indian reactionary.Open country tiger each time can eat food 40 kilograms meats, in not in the situation which harasses, they return generally after the capture game three to six days in hunt for the place to enjoy the surplus good food, until food -odd very few only then gives up.

老虎是食肉动物，寻找多种类型的动物食品，一般习惯在黎明至日落期间猎物上，主要采取大型哺乳类动物如猪，鹿，羚羊，水牛和印度反动作为food.the老虎能捕食比喻为一个本身建立规模较大的游戏，弓重可找到某低头重约100至250公斤的老虎，以达到900公斤印度reactionary.open国家老虎每一次可以吃40公斤肉，而不是在这种情况骚扰，他们回来后，一般捕捉游戏5时57天的追捕，为地方享有盈余好食物，直到食物多名极少数才放弃。

与open country相关的网络解释 [注：此内容来源于网络，仅供参考]

adj ---- Of an inhumanly cruel nature; fierce：残忍的,凶恶的

---- An upland stretch of open country; a moor.高原,荒野 | adj ---- Of an inhumanly cruel nature; fierce残忍的,凶恶的: | e.g. fell hordes.凶恶野蛮的部落

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