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lawn

/lawn/US // lɔn //UK // (lɔːn) //

草坪,草地,草场,草坪上的

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a stretch of open, grass-covered land, especially one closely mowed, as near a house, on an estate, or in a park.
    • : Archaic. a glade.

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Examples

  • He also got caught up in a neighborhood imbroglio when his neighbors in well-heeled Larchmont, New York, figured out who he was and what he had been doing and started lawn signing their neighborhood.

  • Minute Media has managed to win some clients over the past few months, Routman said, including the charcoal brand Kingsford and the lawn care company Scotts.

  • Farmers don’t need to irrigate as much, and the same goes for residents sprinkling their lawns.

  • On Thursday, more than 200 students and supporters gathered on the grassy, palm tree-lined lawn of San Diego Unified’s headquarters to demand school leaders defund the police and use the savings on education.

  • After the march, the crowd gathered back on the lawn to listen to speakers.

  • In 2007, a Dorset man brought a lawn statute featuring a recognizable Egyptian headdress to an expert for evaluation.

  • A yellow hazardous material bin placed out on the lawn, just beyond some red tape reading “Danger Do Not Enter,” left no doubt.

  • So say the Secret Service nabs him on the lawn, in plain sight of tourists with cameras.

  • On the porch, before I go, Peterson looks at me through the lens of a small digital camera before training it on his front lawn.

  • She was married with three kids and had settled into a tidy one-story house with a good sized lawn in Ferguson.

  • Davy looked around and saw an old man coming toward them across the lawn.

  • She lit another cigarette, and for a few moments looked silently out of the window at the darkening woods beyond the lawn.

  • For he saw her looking up into his eyes as once before on the lawn of her English bungalow four months ago.

  • Nancy Watling deigned no reply to his farewell salutation, but walked indignantly across her moon-lighted lawn.

  • It had windows opening down to the lawn, and was full of pretty things, works and knick-knacks.