waterholes

waterholes

美 [ˈwɔtərˌhoʊl] 　英 [ˈwɔːtə(r)ˌhəʊl]

• n.（热带国家动物饮水的）水坑

词形变化

复数：waterholes  

英汉解释

n.	1. a natural area of water where wild animals go to drink

例句

If you are on safari you can usually see more animals during the dry season as they congregate around the waterholes.

在肯尼亚干旱季节你会经常看到很多动物聚集在泉眼附近。

Toomba employs three permanent staff who live on the property and help rear cattle, drive machinery, repair fences and check the waterholes.

Toomba雇用了三个长期工人。他们住在这里，帮助侍弄牲口、开动农机具、修理篱笆、查看水塘。