oasis 的定义
plural o·a·ses [oh-ey-seez]. /oʊˈeɪ siz/.
- a small fertile or green area in a desert region, usually having a spring or well.
- something serving as a refuge, relief, or pleasant change from what is usual, annoying, difficult, etc.: The library was an oasis of calm in the hectic city.
oasis 近义词
spring
oasis 的近义词 4 个
refuge
更多oasis例句
- Ribbon Falls, a sacred site of the Zuni people, is an incredible green oasis in the sea of red.
- Even though people aren’t on the go, the home used to be an oasis.
- All these inventions allowed small oases of civilization to be wrested from a natural wilderness that seemed endless.
- They’re basically like oases — these islands in the middle of a desert of sand.
- Most galling of all, Gow said, is the prospect that his ranch, his oasis, could suddenly become a thruway for construction and maintenance, an avenue for aerial surveillance and regular pesticide spraying that he would have no control over.
- You might be surprised to hear that hidden in Tampa, Florida is a food oasis of the Cuban persuasion.
- The pop-punk of Green Day, the Britpop of Oasis, the alternative arena rock of Weezer.
- And, as it turns out, a necessary zen oasis from the deafening screams of tweenage girls as this Austin Mahone character performs.
- Even so, in the turbulent Middle East of the Arab Spring Lebanon has been an oasis of calm and relative affluence.
- They rushed out in bathrobes and slippers, their blissful oasis near a suburban mall suddenly transformed into a horror scene.
- A trick like this—a generosity so distinct as this—is a real oasis in the ecclesiastical desert.
- We now enter the Palais Royal, that strange white and green oasis into which it is so simple never to stray.
- Now I was filled with the desire to lie here in this “oasis” and live at ease and sniff the clean fragrance of mountain plants.
- He is the one refreshing oasis in the desert wilderness of the Classical school.
- It would be an oasis in this desert—that Express car; but lo!