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noun The Antarctic is the world's last great wilderness. 南极洲是世界上最后一个大荒原。 (North American English) a wilderness area (= one where it is not permitted to build houses or roads)（政府划定的）保留自然环境面貌地区 (figurative) the barren wilderness of modern life现代生活贫瘠的荒漠 Their garden is a wilderness of grass and weeds. 他们的花园杂草丛生。 That part of the city is a wilderness of run-down houses and derelict factories. After three years in the wilderness she was given a government post. He depicted the frontier as a howling wilderness inhabited by uncivilized savages. His wilderness years in the 1990s were spent in North America. His wilderness years= when he was out of politics and the public eye in the 1990s were spent in Canada. The trail passes through a federally designated wilderness. They set out to explore the continent’s last great wilderness. They transformed the wilderness into a garden. We were hopelessly lost in the wilderness. officially designated wilderness areas and wildlife refuges the man who brought the party back from the political wilderness The Antarctic is the world’s last great wilderness. 南极洲是世界上最后一个大荒原。 The US Department of Agriculture designated the land a wilderness area in 1978. |