turf 的 2 个定义
plural turfs, turves [turvz]. /tɜrvz/.
- a layer of matted earth formed by grass and plant roots.
- peat, especially as material for fuel.
- a block or piece of peat dug for fuel.
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turf 近义词
earth
territory
turf 的近义词 4 个
grounds
更多turf例句
- By adapting Cash App to provide payroll services, Square is poised to muscle onto the turf of ADP and other HR giants.
- These are struggles over ministerial appointments and over control of turf in the security landscape of Tripoli.
- For the acorn woodpecker, turf wars aren’t just violent and potentially fatal—they’re a spectator sport.
- There’s a sort of turf war between Hong Kong and its sister bourses on the mainland.
- The turf war is not limited to the subscription side of the industry.
- New York—and Brooklyn in particular—was familiar turf for Brinsley.
- Trotter had fewer resources but he was playing on home turf.
- There might be some opportunities on trade and tax policy, but those will exist about 75 percent on Republican turf.
- The Democratic Party is defending more than a half-dozen seats on Republican-friendly turf.
- Obama traveled to Tampa Wednesday to meet with Austin about the ISIS strategy on his own turf.
- But having chosen the Champs aux Capuchins, it was idle to expect that one stretch of turf would prove firmer than another.
- Round this stood a colony of roughly-built huts, of mud, turf, or large blocks of the slate.
- In many respects like the Virginia planter, they differ somewhat in their taste in all that pertains to the turf and the field.
- At the same time, it is a notorious fact that he has had heavy losses at cards and on the turf, which may account for everything.
- The skull of a man grinned up at us, half sunk in the green turf, and the ends of ribs shewed how he to whom it had belonged lay.