idiom > with much land and few people; small population for a large area; vast and sparsely populated area
Sparsely populated
Explanation: Place large, densely few. Usage: Joint type; as the predicate attribute; that place large, less densely Source: Han Ban Gu, "written records under the": "customs quite special, rare and vast public." Examples: Chennai edge ~, end to end can not Jiuying. (Ming Shinai "Tales of" eighty-third back)
No. 2
That land, and sparsely populated.
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dì guǎng rén xī
Where large population. Described the desolate
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No. 4
Chu more land, its vast Greek (rare). - "Historical Records"
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Also for "its vast Greek"
Also for "its vast Greek." Also as a "land mine were thin." That land vast, sparsely populated. "Records of the Historian": "Chu more land, its vast Greek." "The Water Margin," the eighth three times: "Wu Yong Tao 'If divide our forces go, Chennai margin sparsely populated, end to end can not Jiuying.'" Qing Wang Fu-chih, "Reading Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms 27": "Wuzhang original of Tuen, Qin, Long, order, between the text and sparsely populated." Lu Xun "Swords Stories": "The place is a land mine people rare, it is very easy to display their. "
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发音 dì guǎng rén xī
英文 with much land and few people;small population for a large area;vast and sparsely populated area
释义 地方大,人烟少。
出处 《汉书·地理志下》:“习俗颇殊,地广民稀。”
示例 奈缘地广人稀,首尾不能救应。(明·施耐庵《水浒全传》第八十三回)
用法 作谓语、定语;指地方大,人烟少
n.: with much land and few people; small population for a large area; vast and sparsely populated area
Thesaurus
Haikuo Skies, (a country) vast in territory and rich in natural resources, (said of a country) very large, Were diluted to mine, amplitude scope of operation, vast land and numerous people