Definition of reed bed in English:

reed bed

noun

An area of water or marshland dominated by reeds.
Example sentencesExamples
- In conjunction with a number of local businesses, we'll plant reed beds.
- Among the reed beds red herons and marsh falcons can be seen.
- We recycle the water so that from the bathrooms, we have a reed bed, which clears some of the soap and chemicals out of it, and then we use it for watering plants and trees around the place.
- A spot my son and I found on the Welsh Dee last winter consisted of a steady glide alongside a dense reed bed.
- Then one morning recently I got up to make tea and the same sound came from a nearby reed bed.
- A wetland habitat with reed beds, a boardwalk, bridges and an outdoor classroom will also transform the park encouraging wildlife and the public.
- A central area has been turned into a garden, including ponds with reed beds to purify waste water and the development has a community hall.
- We numbered each nest and marked its position with a small plastic tag on the outer edge of the reed bed towards the open water.
- To the right there was a small weed free channel in front of a reed bed.
- Purple Heron is a regular overshooting migrant to Britain and it is always worth checking any heron you see fly from a reed bed.
- Other natural water purification systems include reed beds, which can concentrate many of the undesirable elements of water into the stems of the plants given sufficient time.
- The result will be about 10 acres of open water throughout the year while reed beds and wet grasslands will be planted to attract wildfowl.
- Plans for the houses include water waste disposal via a reed bed located in a pond in communal parkland, dry composting and the collection of rain water for use in the houses.
- The knack is to anchor well away from the bank or reed bed to be fished, then cast baits back in to the mark.
- Previous hard concrete channel solutions for riverbank protection are now thought to be inferior to stone gabbions, gravel banks, reed beds and willow trees.
- In many countries the harvesting of reed beds from wetland areas for producing paper and basketry is a vital part of local economic growth.
- Lighting will run off wind turbines, reed beds will deal with waste water and solar panels will generate energy for street lights.
- I fished a little hole that was barely a foot deep, behind the main reed bed, inaccessible from the rest of the lake.
- When it has been used, it will not drain into the usual mains drainage but into a reed bed in the corner of the quadrangle.
- When the larvae reach a length of about 80 mm they move to the deeper waters of adjacent reed beds.

Rhymes

seedbed

单词	reed bed
释义	Definition of reed bed in English: reed bed noun An area of water or marshland dominated by reeds. Example sentencesExamples In conjunction with a number of local businesses, we'll plant reed beds. Among the reed beds red herons and marsh falcons can be seen. We recycle the water so that from the bathrooms, we have a reed bed, which clears some of the soap and chemicals out of it, and then we use it for watering plants and trees around the place. A spot my son and I found on the Welsh Dee last winter consisted of a steady glide alongside a dense reed bed. Then one morning recently I got up to make tea and the same sound came from a nearby reed bed. A wetland habitat with reed beds, a boardwalk, bridges and an outdoor classroom will also transform the park encouraging wildlife and the public. A central area has been turned into a garden, including ponds with reed beds to purify waste water and the development has a community hall. We numbered each nest and marked its position with a small plastic tag on the outer edge of the reed bed towards the open water. To the right there was a small weed free channel in front of a reed bed. Purple Heron is a regular overshooting migrant to Britain and it is always worth checking any heron you see fly from a reed bed. Other natural water purification systems include reed beds, which can concentrate many of the undesirable elements of water into the stems of the plants given sufficient time. The result will be about 10 acres of open water throughout the year while reed beds and wet grasslands will be planted to attract wildfowl. Plans for the houses include water waste disposal via a reed bed located in a pond in communal parkland, dry composting and the collection of rain water for use in the houses. The knack is to anchor well away from the bank or reed bed to be fished, then cast baits back in to the mark. Previous hard concrete channel solutions for riverbank protection are now thought to be inferior to stone gabbions, gravel banks, reed beds and willow trees. In many countries the harvesting of reed beds from wetland areas for producing paper and basketry is a vital part of local economic growth. Lighting will run off wind turbines, reed beds will deal with waste water and solar panels will generate energy for street lights. I fished a little hole that was barely a foot deep, behind the main reed bed, inaccessible from the rest of the lake. When it has been used, it will not drain into the usual mains drainage but into a reed bed in the corner of the quadrangle. When the larvae reach a length of about 80 mm they move to the deeper waters of adjacent reed beds. Rhymes seedbed
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