backwoods 的 2 个定义
- wooded or partially uncleared and unsettled districts.
- any remote or isolated area.
Also backwood, backwoodsy.
- of or relating to the backwoods.
- unsophisticated; uncouth.
backwoods 近义词
forests; land distant from settled area
更多backwoods例句
- This byway’s two distinct branches—the Coastal Trail and the Forest Trail—wind through unexpected, wild, backwoods versions of Florida.
- Attempts to smuggle the self-styled backwoods boy into the professional class were unsuccessful.
- On trips to backwoods cabins and huts, I’ve appreciated the modesty the Rothe’s unusually long cut provides.
- Trudging off to the right, threading his way past bear traps on the ground, he comes upon a house — just what you’d expect in a backwoods horror flick.
- He spends his days shacked up in a 400-square-foot converted turkey coop in the backwoods of Maine.
- He suspected that the driver, who was identified as Cody Alan Legebokoff, was poaching in the backwoods.
- So, beneath all the changes that had come to her backwoods lover, Sammy felt that Ollie himself was unchanged.
- To the simple girl of the backwoods, he succeeded in making the life in the city appear very wonderful, indeed.
- If he is wise, he will stay in the backwoods to be worshipped for he'll find that his size won't count for much in the world.
- Even in comparatively civilized American backwoods, a person who has killed a bully has been thought a public benefactor.
- Prestige is nowhere held at higher premium than in the backwoods.