Definition of wind farm in English:

wind farm

nounˈwɪndfɑːmˈwɪnd ˌfɑrm

An area of land with a group of energy-producing windmills or wind turbines.
Example sentencesExamples
- When complete, the wind farm will produce enough electricity to power 6,500 homes.
- A wind farm, for example, is likely to occupy more land than a thermal power station.
- The new wind farm off Great Yarmouth beach is not only a brilliant sight but also no danger to anyone - save the few fat cat corporate bosses.
- Local residents who object to the wind farm know that they could be rejecting a huge flow of funds into the area.
- Villagers were celebrating in March when plans for a wind farm on land near Clowbridge Reservoir were thrown out.
- The Lakes park expansion would take in a Cumbrian hill called Whinash, near Shap, where a massive wind farm has been proposed.
- The proposed wind farm is close to the edge of the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
- Residents are stepping up the fight to stop a wind farm being built in a Bolton village.
- Campaigners are cranking up opposition to plans for a wind farm on moors north of Bury with a public meeting in Ramsbottom next week.
- He said local councils and other groups were also being consulted about the wind farm.
- If they can buy the land before a planning decision is made on the wind farm, they are likely to secure it for a much lower price.
- They used pinwheels to create a mock wind farm in a prominent location on campus.
- Baywind also hopes to invest in one of the 30 turbines planned by Warwick Energy for an offshore wind farm near Barrow.
- There will be no point in building a wind farm in Lewis unless the electricity it produces can be transported to the mainland.
- She is happy for the Wellington Regional Council to own the wind farm.
- Some residents have also spoken up in favour of the wind farm.
- Residents have mixed views about plans to build a £50m wind farm near their homes.
- The wind farm has also sparked a dispute between local residents and Bord na Móna over the ownership of land.
- The businessman said he was prepared to let the wind farm be built on his land for nothing, provided it did not spoil his guests' views.
- The wind farm at Watchfield has sparked much controversy and I am accused by two letter writers of inaccurate information.

Definition of wind farm in US English:

wind farm

nounˈwɪnd ˌfɑrmˈwind ˌfärm

An area of land with a group of energy-producing windmills or wind turbines.
Example sentencesExamples
- Villagers were celebrating in March when plans for a wind farm on land near Clowbridge Reservoir were thrown out.
- Residents have mixed views about plans to build a £50m wind farm near their homes.
- When complete, the wind farm will produce enough electricity to power 6,500 homes.
- The wind farm at Watchfield has sparked much controversy and I am accused by two letter writers of inaccurate information.
- He said local councils and other groups were also being consulted about the wind farm.
- Local residents who object to the wind farm know that they could be rejecting a huge flow of funds into the area.
- They used pinwheels to create a mock wind farm in a prominent location on campus.
- Baywind also hopes to invest in one of the 30 turbines planned by Warwick Energy for an offshore wind farm near Barrow.
- There will be no point in building a wind farm in Lewis unless the electricity it produces can be transported to the mainland.
- The businessman said he was prepared to let the wind farm be built on his land for nothing, provided it did not spoil his guests' views.
- The new wind farm off Great Yarmouth beach is not only a brilliant sight but also no danger to anyone - save the few fat cat corporate bosses.
- The Lakes park expansion would take in a Cumbrian hill called Whinash, near Shap, where a massive wind farm has been proposed.
- A wind farm, for example, is likely to occupy more land than a thermal power station.
- If they can buy the land before a planning decision is made on the wind farm, they are likely to secure it for a much lower price.
- Residents are stepping up the fight to stop a wind farm being built in a Bolton village.
- The proposed wind farm is close to the edge of the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
- Some residents have also spoken up in favour of the wind farm.
- The wind farm has also sparked a dispute between local residents and Bord na Móna over the ownership of land.
- Campaigners are cranking up opposition to plans for a wind farm on moors north of Bury with a public meeting in Ramsbottom next week.
- She is happy for the Wellington Regional Council to own the wind farm.

单词	wind farm
释义	Definition of wind farm in English: wind farm nounˈwɪndfɑːmˈwɪnd ˌfɑrm An area of land with a group of energy-producing windmills or wind turbines. Example sentencesExamples When complete, the wind farm will produce enough electricity to power 6,500 homes. A wind farm, for example, is likely to occupy more land than a thermal power station. The new wind farm off Great Yarmouth beach is not only a brilliant sight but also no danger to anyone - save the few fat cat corporate bosses. Local residents who object to the wind farm know that they could be rejecting a huge flow of funds into the area. Villagers were celebrating in March when plans for a wind farm on land near Clowbridge Reservoir were thrown out. The Lakes park expansion would take in a Cumbrian hill called Whinash, near Shap, where a massive wind farm has been proposed. The proposed wind farm is close to the edge of the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Residents are stepping up the fight to stop a wind farm being built in a Bolton village. Campaigners are cranking up opposition to plans for a wind farm on moors north of Bury with a public meeting in Ramsbottom next week. He said local councils and other groups were also being consulted about the wind farm. If they can buy the land before a planning decision is made on the wind farm, they are likely to secure it for a much lower price. They used pinwheels to create a mock wind farm in a prominent location on campus. Baywind also hopes to invest in one of the 30 turbines planned by Warwick Energy for an offshore wind farm near Barrow. There will be no point in building a wind farm in Lewis unless the electricity it produces can be transported to the mainland. She is happy for the Wellington Regional Council to own the wind farm. Some residents have also spoken up in favour of the wind farm. Residents have mixed views about plans to build a £50m wind farm near their homes. The wind farm has also sparked a dispute between local residents and Bord na Móna over the ownership of land. The businessman said he was prepared to let the wind farm be built on his land for nothing, provided it did not spoil his guests' views. The wind farm at Watchfield has sparked much controversy and I am accused by two letter writers of inaccurate information. Definition of wind farm in US English: wind farm nounˈwɪnd ˌfɑrmˈwind ˌfärm An area of land with a group of energy-producing windmills or wind turbines. Example sentencesExamples Villagers were celebrating in March when plans for a wind farm on land near Clowbridge Reservoir were thrown out. Residents have mixed views about plans to build a £50m wind farm near their homes. When complete, the wind farm will produce enough electricity to power 6,500 homes. The wind farm at Watchfield has sparked much controversy and I am accused by two letter writers of inaccurate information. He said local councils and other groups were also being consulted about the wind farm. Local residents who object to the wind farm know that they could be rejecting a huge flow of funds into the area. They used pinwheels to create a mock wind farm in a prominent location on campus. Baywind also hopes to invest in one of the 30 turbines planned by Warwick Energy for an offshore wind farm near Barrow. There will be no point in building a wind farm in Lewis unless the electricity it produces can be transported to the mainland. The businessman said he was prepared to let the wind farm be built on his land for nothing, provided it did not spoil his guests' views. The new wind farm off Great Yarmouth beach is not only a brilliant sight but also no danger to anyone - save the few fat cat corporate bosses. The Lakes park expansion would take in a Cumbrian hill called Whinash, near Shap, where a massive wind farm has been proposed. A wind farm, for example, is likely to occupy more land than a thermal power station. If they can buy the land before a planning decision is made on the wind farm, they are likely to secure it for a much lower price. Residents are stepping up the fight to stop a wind farm being built in a Bolton village. The proposed wind farm is close to the edge of the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Some residents have also spoken up in favour of the wind farm. The wind farm has also sparked a dispute between local residents and Bord na Móna over the ownership of land. Campaigners are cranking up opposition to plans for a wind farm on moors north of Bury with a public meeting in Ramsbottom next week. She is happy for the Wellington Regional Council to own the wind farm.
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