marsh
gb/mˈɑɹʃ/ us/mˈɑɹʃ/
B2
Angielski
~ 10000
mocsár
RZECZOWNIK
B2
1
mocsár
A2
Schemat użycia:
a [adjective] marsh
The village was built on a small hill surrounded by marsh.
A falut egy kis dombra építették, amelyet mocsár vett körül.
Migrating birds stopped to feed in the coastal marsh during their long journey south.
A vonuló madarak megálltak táplálkozni a tengerparti mocsárban a hosszú déli útjuk során.
In spring, the marsh floods and the footpath disappears under the water.
Scientists are studying how the marsh filters pollution from the river.
They lost their boots in the thick mud of the marsh.
Przykłady dla uczących się
Many birds live in the marsh.
Sok madár él a mocsárban.
The ground in the marsh is very soft and wet.
A mocsárban a talaj nagyon puha és nedves.
We walked near the marsh but did not go inside it.
Farmers cannot grow crops in this marsh.
The town is close to a big marsh by the sea.
Częsty błąd:
Learners sometimes confuse "marsh" with "swamp" or "bog". A marsh usually has grasses and few or no trees, while a swamp often has trees. Another common mistake is confusing the word "marsh" with the verb "march" (to walk in a regular, military way); they have different meanings and pronunciations.
Znaczenie
low, wet land with grasses
Kolokacje
salt marsh
|coastal marsh
|marsh grass
|marsh bird
|marsh area
Synonimy
swamp (Often suggests deeper water and trees, and can sound wilder or more difficult to move through than a marsh.)
|
wetland (A more general and often technical term that includes marshes, swamps, and bogs.)
|
bog (Typically used for very wet, spongy ground with peat; more specific and often smaller than a marsh.)
Antonimy
dry land (Refers to land that is not waterlogged and is easy to walk or build on, the opposite condition of a marsh.)
Tematy
nature
|geography
|environment
|science
|core_vocabulary
Definicja
Low, very wet land where the ground is soft and many grasses or reeds grow.
An area of low, soft, and often waterlogged land that is usually covered with grasses, reeds, and other small plants rather than trees.
Gramatyka
Forma słownikowa
marsh
IPA
GB/mˈɑɹʃ/
US/mˈɑɹʃ/
Sylaby i akcent
marsh (1 sylaba)
Stress on 1st syllable (marsh)
Formy wyrazu
Noun
- Base: marsh
- Plural: marsh, marshes
Rodzina wyrazów
Forms
marshes
noun
Core family
marshy
adjective
Related words
marshland
noun
Wyrażenia
coastal marsh
1/kˈoʊstəl mˈɑɹʃ/
fixed phrase
marsh near the sea
A wet, low area of land close to the sea or ocean.
Przykłady
- The coastal marsh acts as a natural barrier against flooding.
- Birdwatchers visit the coastal marsh every spring to see rare species.
freshwater marsh
1/fɹˈɛʃwˌɔtɚ mˈɑɹʃ/
fixed phrase
marsh with non-salty water
A wet, low area of land away from the sea where the water is not salty.
Przykłady
- The park includes a large freshwater marsh that is home to many frogs.
- They studied how plants in the freshwater marsh change with the seasons.
marsh gas
1/mˈɑɹʃ ɡˈæs/
fixed phrase
technical
methane gas from wetland decay
Methane gas that is made when plants rot in very wet places like marshes.
Przykłady
- The scientist measured the amount of marsh gas released from the wetland.
- Marsh gas can collect in low areas and sometimes catches fire.
salt marsh
1/sˈɔlt mˈɑɹʃ/
fixed phrase
coastal marsh with salty water
A wet, low area of land near the sea that is often covered by salty water and has many grasses.
Przykłady
- The coastline here is made up of wide salt marsh and mudflats.
- Salt marsh ecosystems provide important protection from storm waves.