headland
英 /'hedlənd; -lænd/美 /'hɛdlənd/
释义
n. 陆岬, 未耕地
例句
They start as part of a headland or sea cliff connected to land. Smashing waves erode the softer rock, leaving harder rock behind in the form of sea stacks.
它们开始时作为岬角和海崖的一部分与陆地相连,海浪粉碎地侵蚀了较为脆弱的岩石,而把较硬的岩石留在所形成海栈的后面。
Built in 1866 and standing on a headland overlooking the harbor, the building has been beautifully preserved.
这个建于1866年的领事馆坐落在岬角上,俯视着海港,至今仍保存完好。
