单词	steppe
释义	steppesteppe /step/ noun [countable, uncountable] (also the steppes [plural]) Word Origin WORD ORIGINsteppe Origin: 1600-1700 Russian step Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS Farmland, especially among growing crops, open grassland, steppes, semi-deserts. Galloping horses, endless deserts and grassland steppes. In 376, however, the Visigoths found themselves under extreme pressure from the Huns, an Asiatic people from the steppes. In the steppes and the Caucasus they knew the dead could rise again, and how they could be stopped. Saltcoats was made up of lumpy steppe. Their linguistic legacy is still to be found in the major river valleys of the steppe and forest-steppe. They settled the steppes so successfully that their numbers grew to forty-five thousand in less than a century. Wheat descends from three grasses that hybridized on the Anatolian steppes. Collocations COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES► stepped aside  He stepped aside to let Katherine go in first. a large area of land without trees, especially in Russia, Asia, and eastern Europe
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