Definition of nature reserve in English:

nature reserve

noun

A tract of land managed so as to preserve its flora, fauna, and physical features.
Example sentencesExamples
- The nature reserve is home to scores of rare breeds of birds, butterflies and mammals, and is rich in natural history.
- Castle Point Council has sent a warning letter to a company it believes dumped tonnes of rubble onto land earmarked for a nature reserve.
- The approval for the nature reserve came not a moment too soon.
- The nature reserve and reservoir are quite breathtaking and I enjoy walking there and taking in the magnificent scenery.
- The council feels this land must be acquired if the designation as a nature reserve is to be successful.
- China has built a nature reserve at the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon recently to protect its biodiversity.
- A cycle path is to be built across a Colchester country park, despite concerns over the impact on the nature reserve.
- John's garden is a nature reserve in itself with little ponds, waterfalls, nest boxes and feeding stations.
- The beach at Philorth, next to a nature reserve, has consistently been rated as one of the cleanest in Scotland.
- Management of the nature reserve includes hay cutting in late summer followed by cattle grazing in the autumn.
- At the moment the development will take place on farmland and would not touch the water or the nature reserve to the west of the reservoir.
- He reckons otters are breeding in the nature reserve.
- The finished park will include five acres of water, a nature reserve and an open air amphitheatre.
- People are campaigning against plans for a mobile phone mast in Nelson because they say it will spoil the view of a nature reserve.
- He doesn't seem to realise that Richmond Park has been designated a site of scientific interest and a national nature reserve.
- Four years ago she received a government grant to turn her land into a recognised nature reserve.
- He called for the creation of a nature reserve to protect the forest and save the black stork.
- An urgent call has gone out for a ban on fishing at a Colchester nature reserve after a swan spent three days tangled in discarded fishing line.
- I visited a nature reserve in Queensland once, to see juvenile frogs.
- I was going to tell you about the birds in the nature reserve.
Synonyms
reserve, park, wildlife reserve, reservation, preserve, home, shelter

Definition of nature reserve in US English:

nature reserve

(also nature preserve)

nounˈneɪtʃər rəˌzərv

A tract of land managed so as to preserve its flora, fauna, and physical features.
Example sentencesExamples
- Four years ago she received a government grant to turn her land into a recognised nature reserve.
- The approval for the nature reserve came not a moment too soon.
- I was going to tell you about the birds in the nature reserve.
- Castle Point Council has sent a warning letter to a company it believes dumped tonnes of rubble onto land earmarked for a nature reserve.
- Management of the nature reserve includes hay cutting in late summer followed by cattle grazing in the autumn.
- He doesn't seem to realise that Richmond Park has been designated a site of scientific interest and a national nature reserve.
- He called for the creation of a nature reserve to protect the forest and save the black stork.
- I visited a nature reserve in Queensland once, to see juvenile frogs.
- At the moment the development will take place on farmland and would not touch the water or the nature reserve to the west of the reservoir.
- John's garden is a nature reserve in itself with little ponds, waterfalls, nest boxes and feeding stations.
- People are campaigning against plans for a mobile phone mast in Nelson because they say it will spoil the view of a nature reserve.
- China has built a nature reserve at the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon recently to protect its biodiversity.
- The nature reserve is home to scores of rare breeds of birds, butterflies and mammals, and is rich in natural history.
- A cycle path is to be built across a Colchester country park, despite concerns over the impact on the nature reserve.
- He reckons otters are breeding in the nature reserve.
- The council feels this land must be acquired if the designation as a nature reserve is to be successful.
- The finished park will include five acres of water, a nature reserve and an open air amphitheatre.
- An urgent call has gone out for a ban on fishing at a Colchester nature reserve after a swan spent three days tangled in discarded fishing line.
- The beach at Philorth, next to a nature reserve, has consistently been rated as one of the cleanest in Scotland.
- The nature reserve and reservoir are quite breathtaking and I enjoy walking there and taking in the magnificent scenery.
Synonyms
reserve, park, wildlife reserve, reservation, preserve, home, shelter

单词	nature reserve
释义	Definition of nature reserve in English: nature reserve noun A tract of land managed so as to preserve its flora, fauna, and physical features. Example sentencesExamples The nature reserve is home to scores of rare breeds of birds, butterflies and mammals, and is rich in natural history. Castle Point Council has sent a warning letter to a company it believes dumped tonnes of rubble onto land earmarked for a nature reserve. The approval for the nature reserve came not a moment too soon. The nature reserve and reservoir are quite breathtaking and I enjoy walking there and taking in the magnificent scenery. The council feels this land must be acquired if the designation as a nature reserve is to be successful. China has built a nature reserve at the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon recently to protect its biodiversity. A cycle path is to be built across a Colchester country park, despite concerns over the impact on the nature reserve. John's garden is a nature reserve in itself with little ponds, waterfalls, nest boxes and feeding stations. The beach at Philorth, next to a nature reserve, has consistently been rated as one of the cleanest in Scotland. Management of the nature reserve includes hay cutting in late summer followed by cattle grazing in the autumn. At the moment the development will take place on farmland and would not touch the water or the nature reserve to the west of the reservoir. He reckons otters are breeding in the nature reserve. The finished park will include five acres of water, a nature reserve and an open air amphitheatre. People are campaigning against plans for a mobile phone mast in Nelson because they say it will spoil the view of a nature reserve. He doesn't seem to realise that Richmond Park has been designated a site of scientific interest and a national nature reserve. Four years ago she received a government grant to turn her land into a recognised nature reserve. He called for the creation of a nature reserve to protect the forest and save the black stork. An urgent call has gone out for a ban on fishing at a Colchester nature reserve after a swan spent three days tangled in discarded fishing line. I visited a nature reserve in Queensland once, to see juvenile frogs. I was going to tell you about the birds in the nature reserve. Synonyms reserve, park, wildlife reserve, reservation, preserve, home, shelter Definition of nature reserve in US English: nature reserve (also nature preserve) nounˈneɪtʃər rəˌzərv A tract of land managed so as to preserve its flora, fauna, and physical features. Example sentencesExamples Four years ago she received a government grant to turn her land into a recognised nature reserve. The approval for the nature reserve came not a moment too soon. I was going to tell you about the birds in the nature reserve. Castle Point Council has sent a warning letter to a company it believes dumped tonnes of rubble onto land earmarked for a nature reserve. Management of the nature reserve includes hay cutting in late summer followed by cattle grazing in the autumn. He doesn't seem to realise that Richmond Park has been designated a site of scientific interest and a national nature reserve. He called for the creation of a nature reserve to protect the forest and save the black stork. I visited a nature reserve in Queensland once, to see juvenile frogs. At the moment the development will take place on farmland and would not touch the water or the nature reserve to the west of the reservoir. John's garden is a nature reserve in itself with little ponds, waterfalls, nest boxes and feeding stations. People are campaigning against plans for a mobile phone mast in Nelson because they say it will spoil the view of a nature reserve. China has built a nature reserve at the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon recently to protect its biodiversity. The nature reserve is home to scores of rare breeds of birds, butterflies and mammals, and is rich in natural history. A cycle path is to be built across a Colchester country park, despite concerns over the impact on the nature reserve. He reckons otters are breeding in the nature reserve. The council feels this land must be acquired if the designation as a nature reserve is to be successful. The finished park will include five acres of water, a nature reserve and an open air amphitheatre. An urgent call has gone out for a ban on fishing at a Colchester nature reserve after a swan spent three days tangled in discarded fishing line. The beach at Philorth, next to a nature reserve, has consistently been rated as one of the cleanest in Scotland. The nature reserve and reservoir are quite breathtaking and I enjoy walking there and taking in the magnificent scenery. Synonyms reserve, park, wildlife reserve, reservation, preserve, home, shelter
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