Definition of bushland in English:

bushland

nounˈbʊʃlənd

mass nounAustralian

Wild or uncultivated country.
166 acres of bushland
Example sentencesExamples
- The Australian Capital Territory (ACT) is well known for its bushland.
- In New South Wales earlier this year, bushland was being cleared at the rate of more than 500 football fields every day.
- The Australian native bushland is full of treasures just waiting to be discovered by keen gardeners.
- About 5000 hectares of bushland south of Kalbarri was burnt on Friday.
- This is a big contrast to the surrounding dry bush land.
- The ridge-top layout of several areas in Sydney provided clear evidence of the value of perimeter roads separating buildings from open bushland.
- Kings Park itself is a city park in which lush cultivated landscapes blend with bushland.
- A British teenager who spent three days lost in bushland in Australia was last night looking forward to a reunion with her family.
- The day targets anyone interested in the Land for Wildlife scheme, which encourages land owners to conserve bushland for native wildlife conservation.
- To date there has been some 700 hectares of bushland purchased over the last 4 years at a cost of around 7.5 million dollars.
- The amount of remaining vegetation also is variable depending on the amount of remnant bushland within reserves, state forests, or leasehold land.
- Biodiversity is at its highest in good quality bushland.
- Many koalas in our locality can no longer rely on areas of diminishing remnant bushland.
- In fact, unexplained fires started to pop up in bushland all round the town.
- A resource has been launched to help rural communities retain valuable bushland without economic cost.
- The Rainbow Ridge School at Lillian Rock is set amongst some of the most spectacular Australian bushland imaginable.
- The discovery of the outstanding antiseptic powers of tea tree oil is no surprise to those who have traversed the Australian bush lands.
- She says the insults were received with a degree of shock by the local residents who'd come out in support of their bushland.
- The northern Gold Coast facility boasts a four kilometre circuit set on 500 hectares of natural bushland.
- The wildfire affected more than 12 square kilometres of natural bushland, with a number of dangerous situations developing throughout the day.

单词	bushland
释义	Definition of bushland in English: bushland nounˈbʊʃlənd mass nounAustralian Wild or uncultivated country. 166 acres of bushland Example sentencesExamples The Australian Capital Territory (ACT) is well known for its bushland. In New South Wales earlier this year, bushland was being cleared at the rate of more than 500 football fields every day. The Australian native bushland is full of treasures just waiting to be discovered by keen gardeners. About 5000 hectares of bushland south of Kalbarri was burnt on Friday. This is a big contrast to the surrounding dry bush land. The ridge-top layout of several areas in Sydney provided clear evidence of the value of perimeter roads separating buildings from open bushland. Kings Park itself is a city park in which lush cultivated landscapes blend with bushland. A British teenager who spent three days lost in bushland in Australia was last night looking forward to a reunion with her family. The day targets anyone interested in the Land for Wildlife scheme, which encourages land owners to conserve bushland for native wildlife conservation. To date there has been some 700 hectares of bushland purchased over the last 4 years at a cost of around 7.5 million dollars. The amount of remaining vegetation also is variable depending on the amount of remnant bushland within reserves, state forests, or leasehold land. Biodiversity is at its highest in good quality bushland. Many koalas in our locality can no longer rely on areas of diminishing remnant bushland. In fact, unexplained fires started to pop up in bushland all round the town. A resource has been launched to help rural communities retain valuable bushland without economic cost. The Rainbow Ridge School at Lillian Rock is set amongst some of the most spectacular Australian bushland imaginable. The discovery of the outstanding antiseptic powers of tea tree oil is no surprise to those who have traversed the Australian bush lands. She says the insults were received with a degree of shock by the local residents who'd come out in support of their bushland. The northern Gold Coast facility boasts a four kilometre circuit set on 500 hectares of natural bushland. The wildfire affected more than 12 square kilometres of natural bushland, with a number of dangerous situations developing throughout the day.
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