Definition of bushwalk in English:

bushwalk

nounˈbʊʃwɔːk

Australian, NZ

1A recreational hike into wild or uncultivated country.
the rain cleared in time for a bushwalk
as modifier bushwalk trails are plentiful, as are lakeside picnic areas
Example sentencesExamples
- This was a big deal for our new recruits on their first bushwalk.
- We started our bushwalk at the edge of another clear-cut, this one beside Diogenes Creek.
- These excited Year 2s are going on a bushwalk.
- Nevertheless, good light and shoes and clothes suitable for a bushwalk are required.
- I went with them to the Dandenong Ranges for a bushwalk.
- When their car won't start after a bushwalk, the three resign themselves to having to spend the night in the car.
- Here's another picture taken during a bushwalk.
- On a long bushwalk, we had been frozen with fear by a black snake guarding its babies.
- Congratulations if you've completed any kind of bushwalk faster than the suggested time.
- Remember that incident with the phone call on the bushwalk?
1. 1.1 A path in or through the bush.
  there's a neat little bushwalk with gnarled gum trees and a quaint waterfall
  Example sentencesExamples
  The bush walks were beautiful.
  Tasmania is an island made for touring - uncrowded beaches, rugged mountains, spectacular bush walks and celebrated vineyards.
  They can be seen from the road, but it is best to take the bush walk to the riverbed to appreciate them fully.
  Here there is another five minute bush walk - a loop walk from the picnic ground.
  Extensive grounds include beautiful gardens and a 20-minute bush walk.
  Tasmania's most famous bush walk, the 50-mile Overland Track winds through St. Clair National Park, in the alpine heart of the island.
  The bush walk was 500 metres away from Jen and Steph's street.
  Tourist drawcards include wholesome food, beautiful scenery, golf, tax-free shopping and bush walks.
  Robbers took off with 100 m of rope and 30 battens used to mark out a bush walk.
  Here are some of my finds from the Nikau Palm Reserve bush walk located on the other side of the motorway from the campus.
2A journey on foot made by an Aborigine living in the traditional manner; a walkabout.
it was necessary to go on a bushwalk to meet this land
Example sentencesExamples
- They would take a short bushwalk to look for native medicines.

verbˈbʊʃwɔːk

[no object]Australian, NZ

Go for a recreational hike into wild or uncultivated country.
he vanished while the pair bushwalked with his mother and cousins

单词	bushwalk
释义	Definition of bushwalk in English: bushwalk nounˈbʊʃwɔːk Australian, NZ 1A recreational hike into wild or uncultivated country. the rain cleared in time for a bushwalk as modifier bushwalk trails are plentiful, as are lakeside picnic areas Example sentencesExamples This was a big deal for our new recruits on their first bushwalk. We started our bushwalk at the edge of another clear-cut, this one beside Diogenes Creek. These excited Year 2s are going on a bushwalk. Nevertheless, good light and shoes and clothes suitable for a bushwalk are required. I went with them to the Dandenong Ranges for a bushwalk. When their car won't start after a bushwalk, the three resign themselves to having to spend the night in the car. Here's another picture taken during a bushwalk. On a long bushwalk, we had been frozen with fear by a black snake guarding its babies. Congratulations if you've completed any kind of bushwalk faster than the suggested time. Remember that incident with the phone call on the bushwalk? 1.1 A path in or through the bush. there's a neat little bushwalk with gnarled gum trees and a quaint waterfall Example sentencesExamples The bush walks were beautiful. Tasmania is an island made for touring - uncrowded beaches, rugged mountains, spectacular bush walks and celebrated vineyards. They can be seen from the road, but it is best to take the bush walk to the riverbed to appreciate them fully. Here there is another five minute bush walk - a loop walk from the picnic ground. Extensive grounds include beautiful gardens and a 20-minute bush walk. Tasmania's most famous bush walk, the 50-mile Overland Track winds through St. Clair National Park, in the alpine heart of the island. The bush walk was 500 metres away from Jen and Steph's street. Tourist drawcards include wholesome food, beautiful scenery, golf, tax-free shopping and bush walks. Robbers took off with 100 m of rope and 30 battens used to mark out a bush walk. Here are some of my finds from the Nikau Palm Reserve bush walk located on the other side of the motorway from the campus. 2A journey on foot made by an Aborigine living in the traditional manner; a walkabout. it was necessary to go on a bushwalk to meet this land Example sentencesExamples They would take a short bushwalk to look for native medicines. verbˈbʊʃwɔːk [no object]Australian, NZ Go for a recreational hike into wild or uncultivated country. he vanished while the pair bushwalked with his mother and cousins
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