Definition
林带 is a noun meaning 'forest belt' or 'shelterbelt' — a long, narrow strip of trees planted for ecological purposes such as wind protection, soil conservation, or as a green barrier. It's a compound of 林 (forest) and 带 (belt/zone), and you'll encounter it in geography, environmental science, and urban planning contexts. Unlike a natural forest (森林), a 林带 is deliberately planted in a linear pattern.
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forest beltshelterbelt (a linear strip of trees planted for wind protection or ecological purposes)
Examples
- 林带。Zhè tiáo lín dài kěyǐ fáng fēng gù shā.This forest belt can prevent wind and stabilize sand.
- 林带。Chéngshì zhōuwéi jiàn le hěn duō lín dài.Many forest belts have been built around the city.
- 林带。lín dài duì bǎohù nóngtián fēicháng zhòngyào.Forest belts are very important for protecting farmland.
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