old-growth

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishold-growthˈold-growth adjective [only before noun] → old-growth forests/rainforest/timber etcExamples from the Corpusold-growth• The floors of old-growth forests tend to be fairly sterile because overhead canopies of leaves prevent light from reaching the ground.• Like the northern spotted owl, the tiny bird is dependent on old-growth forests.• Somehow they have to protect Young as if he were the last old-growth redwood tree.• Frank Riggs, R-Windsor, whose district includes the hotly contested grove of old-growth redwoods.• The report has been welcomed by many legislators as the most authoritative and independent assessment of the old-growth timber industry ever prepared.

单词	old-growth
释义	old-growth From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishold-growthˈold-growth adjective [only before noun] → old-growth forests/rainforest/timber etcExamples from the Corpusold-growth• The floors of old-growth forests tend to be fairly sterile because overhead canopies of leaves prevent light from reaching the ground.• Like the northern spotted owl, the tiny bird is dependent on old-growth forests.• Somehow they have to protect Young as if he were the last old-growth redwood tree.• Frank Riggs, R-Windsor, whose district includes the hotly contested grove of old-growth redwoods.• The report has been welcomed by many legislators as the most authoritative and independent assessment of the old-growth timber industry ever prepared.
随便看	withit without without (saying) a word without a second glance without a second glance/look without a second look without a shadow of a doubt without a trace without a word without authority without cease without ceremony without compare without conviction without delay without demur without difficulty without doing without doing something without doubt without exception without explanation without fail without fear without fear or favour