reclamation
含义: The process of claiming something back or of returning land to a usable state, such as converting wasteland, marshes, or contaminated sites for productive use.
Land reclamation can involve draining wetlands, restoring former industrial sites, or creating new land from the sea. In environmental contexts, reclamation often refers to rehabilitating degraded land, such as former mining sites. The term also has a broader social meaning of reclaiming identity, language, or cultural heritage.
例句
- The reclamation of the former coalfield transformed it into a nature reserve and country park. 旧炭田的复垦使其变成了自然保护区和郊野公园。La recuperación de la antigua cuenca carbonífera la transformó en una reserva natural y parque rural.旧炭田の復元により、そこは自然保護区と田園公園に生まれ変わった。옛 탄광 지대의 복원으로 그곳은 자연보호 구역과 전원 공원으로 탈바꿈하였다.
- Singapore's land reclamation projects have significantly expanded the island nation's territory. 新加坡的填海造地项目大幅扩展了这个岛国的领土面积。Los proyectos de recuperación de tierras de Singapur han ampliado considerablemente el territorio de la nación insular.シンガポールの埋め立てプロジェクトにより、この島国の国土は大幅に拡大した。싱가포르의 매립 사업은 이 도시 국가의 영토를 크게 확장시켰다.
- The community's reclamation of the abandoned railway line as a cycling path was widely celebrated. 社区将废弃铁路改造为自行车道的做法受到广泛赞誉。La recuperación de la línea ferroviaria abandonada por parte de la comunidad para convertirla en carril bici fue ampliamente celebrada.廃線をサイクリングロードとして再生するコミュニティの取り組みは広く称賛された。폐선로를 자전거 도로로 재생한 지역 사회의 노력은 큰 호응을 받았다.
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语境: academic, professional, media
语气: neutral
起源与历史
From Latin reclamationem (a crying out against), from reclamare (to call back). The land restoration sense developed in English during the 18th century.
文化背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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