lagoon
lagoon 英 [ləˈgu:n] 美 [ləˈɡun]
n. 环礁湖；濒海湖，近海岸的浅水区，咸水湖
名词复数:lagoons
- If you are snorkeling off the coast of Florida in water cut off from the main ocean, you are likely in a lagoon — a body of water separated from the main ocean.
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- n. 环礁湖；濒海湖，近海岸的浅水区，咸水湖
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1. Two times a day, the high tide comes in and fills the lagoon with water.
一天两次的涨潮会让泻湖被海水填满。
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2. Our traps in the east lagoon.
这是我们在东礁湖设的捕鱼篓。
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3. We also swim in the lagoon with the beautiful mermaids.
也与美人鱼一起在环礁湖游泳。
- lagoon (n.) 1670s, lagune, earlier laguna (1610s), "area of marsh or shallow, brackish water beside a sea but separated from it by dunes," from French lagune or directly from Italian laguna "pond, lake," from Latin lacuna "pond, hole," from lacus "pond" (see lake (n.1)). Originally in reference to the region of Venice. The word was applied 1769 (by Capt. Cook) to the lake-like stretch of water enclosed in a South Seas atoll. Also see -oon. Related: Lagoonal.
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