Definition of deadfall in English:

deadfall

noun ˈdɛdfɔːlˈdedfôl

North American

1A trap consisting of a heavy weight positioned to fall on an animal.
（捕捉动物的）陷阱
Example sentencesExamples
- I've drawn up plans for pits and deadfalls, as well as tracked paths for falling trees and boulders.
- The materials for construction of snares and deadfalls are found in the field or are easily carried in the pocket.
- They were too cunning to go into deadfalls.
- Use any pitfall, deadfall, snare, catch, trap, net, exposed salt or minerals, live decoy, or baited hook.
- The ngosha is at the same time a very tasty bird that is an important source of protein, especially for young children who trap them in fields with deadfalls (mariya).
- They also utilized two kinds of traps, the deadfall and the twitch-up snare.
- The Paiute deadfall uses a piece of cordage and a catch stick.
2mass noun A tangled mass of fallen trees and brush.
横七竖八的倒树和灌木
the brush and deadfall along the river stopped us cold
Example sentencesExamples
- We crawled over some deadfall and peeked into the meadow and there they were - 15 bull elk.
- After slugging through deadfall for two hours I reached a ridge overlooking the trail.
- In the clear water, salmon-size steelhead trout, minutes out of the Pacific, surged from our shadows or eased through deadfalls.
- Traversing wooded areas with dense tree cover or deadfall required numerous minor detours.
- The next hour was spent gathering up all the brush and deadfall we could find.
- Slowly she wanders across the bluff looking for deadfall to build a small fire.
- When I am moving stumps or deadfall out of my way, it is way easier to see what I am doing.
- Our dogs romp their way over deadfall and through the undergrowth chasing out birds and critters with much glee.
- When we were doing one of our training days we couldn't get through because there's deadfall down across the river and it's a narrow channel.
- Wolke told them the name of the lake and added, ‘Lots of deadfall.’
- They can move quickly and silently through deadfalls that you couldn't even begin to penetrate on a motocross bike.
- Struggling through deadfall and patches of snow, we eventually pick up a trail of pink ribbons.
- Ten minutes later, we had a nice large pile of deadfall… and rocks.
1. 2.1count noun A fallen tree.
  倒下的树
  the deadfall was a poplar about ten inches in diameter
  Example sentencesExamples
  There are a fair number of deadfalls, including some very large ones blocking the trail.
  Further on, a brood of new-from-the-box Wood Ducks sat on a deadfall, with Mama Duck roosting on one end.
  A few deadfall aspens were cut up and burned.
  The slough holds white crappie, and this time of year it's common for them to gather in groups around deadfalls, cypress, flooded willows and other cover in the shallows.
  "We didn't want to make them fancy, with chipped gravel and all, " says Harold. " We just put in boardwalks in wet spots and cleaned out hazards and deadfalls.
  The variety of shelters built is great - some use deadfalls, others tunnel into snowbanks.
  Some are trail-worn twenty-somethings from the Forest Service, who turn up to dig out a rockslide, cut back a deadfall, or rescue a stranded hiker.
  She'd found plenty of driftwood and deadfalls in the vicinity of the gazebo, enough to construct a crude lean-to on the creek bank.
3informal A disreputable drinking place.
〈非正式〉声名狼藉的酒肆
I've been on a few benders in deadfalls along the Alaska Highway

Definition of deadfall in US English:

deadfall

nounˈdedfôl

North American

1A trap consisting of a heavy weight positioned to fall on an animal.
（捕捉动物的）陷阱
Example sentencesExamples
- They also utilized two kinds of traps, the deadfall and the twitch-up snare.
- They were too cunning to go into deadfalls.
- I've drawn up plans for pits and deadfalls, as well as tracked paths for falling trees and boulders.
- The materials for construction of snares and deadfalls are found in the field or are easily carried in the pocket.
- The ngosha is at the same time a very tasty bird that is an important source of protein, especially for young children who trap them in fields with deadfalls (mariya).
- The Paiute deadfall uses a piece of cordage and a catch stick.
- Use any pitfall, deadfall, snare, catch, trap, net, exposed salt or minerals, live decoy, or baited hook.
2A tangled mass of fallen trees and brush.
横七竖八的倒树和灌木
Example sentencesExamples
- They can move quickly and silently through deadfalls that you couldn't even begin to penetrate on a motocross bike.
- We crawled over some deadfall and peeked into the meadow and there they were - 15 bull elk.
- When we were doing one of our training days we couldn't get through because there's deadfall down across the river and it's a narrow channel.
- Struggling through deadfall and patches of snow, we eventually pick up a trail of pink ribbons.
- When I am moving stumps or deadfall out of my way, it is way easier to see what I am doing.
- Our dogs romp their way over deadfall and through the undergrowth chasing out birds and critters with much glee.
- After slugging through deadfall for two hours I reached a ridge overlooking the trail.
- Ten minutes later, we had a nice large pile of deadfall… and rocks.
- In the clear water, salmon-size steelhead trout, minutes out of the Pacific, surged from our shadows or eased through deadfalls.
- Traversing wooded areas with dense tree cover or deadfall required numerous minor detours.
- Wolke told them the name of the lake and added, ‘Lots of deadfall.’
- The next hour was spent gathering up all the brush and deadfall we could find.
- Slowly she wanders across the bluff looking for deadfall to build a small fire.
1. 2.1 A fallen tree.
  倒下的树
  Example sentencesExamples
  There are a fair number of deadfalls, including some very large ones blocking the trail.
  The variety of shelters built is great - some use deadfalls, others tunnel into snowbanks.
  A few deadfall aspens were cut up and burned.
  She'd found plenty of driftwood and deadfalls in the vicinity of the gazebo, enough to construct a crude lean-to on the creek bank.
  "We didn't want to make them fancy, with chipped gravel and all, " says Harold. " We just put in boardwalks in wet spots and cleaned out hazards and deadfalls.
  Further on, a brood of new-from-the-box Wood Ducks sat on a deadfall, with Mama Duck roosting on one end.
  Some are trail-worn twenty-somethings from the Forest Service, who turn up to dig out a rockslide, cut back a deadfall, or rescue a stranded hiker.
  The slough holds white crappie, and this time of year it's common for them to gather in groups around deadfalls, cypress, flooded willows and other cover in the shallows.

单词	deadfall
释义	Definition of deadfall in English: deadfall noun ˈdɛdfɔːlˈdedfôl North American 1A trap consisting of a heavy weight positioned to fall on an animal. （捕捉动物的）陷阱 Example sentencesExamples I've drawn up plans for pits and deadfalls, as well as tracked paths for falling trees and boulders. The materials for construction of snares and deadfalls are found in the field or are easily carried in the pocket. They were too cunning to go into deadfalls. Use any pitfall, deadfall, snare, catch, trap, net, exposed salt or minerals, live decoy, or baited hook. The ngosha is at the same time a very tasty bird that is an important source of protein, especially for young children who trap them in fields with deadfalls (mariya). They also utilized two kinds of traps, the deadfall and the twitch-up snare. The Paiute deadfall uses a piece of cordage and a catch stick. 2mass noun A tangled mass of fallen trees and brush. 横七竖八的倒树和灌木 the brush and deadfall along the river stopped us cold Example sentencesExamples We crawled over some deadfall and peeked into the meadow and there they were - 15 bull elk. After slugging through deadfall for two hours I reached a ridge overlooking the trail. In the clear water, salmon-size steelhead trout, minutes out of the Pacific, surged from our shadows or eased through deadfalls. Traversing wooded areas with dense tree cover or deadfall required numerous minor detours. The next hour was spent gathering up all the brush and deadfall we could find. Slowly she wanders across the bluff looking for deadfall to build a small fire. When I am moving stumps or deadfall out of my way, it is way easier to see what I am doing. Our dogs romp their way over deadfall and through the undergrowth chasing out birds and critters with much glee. When we were doing one of our training days we couldn't get through because there's deadfall down across the river and it's a narrow channel. Wolke told them the name of the lake and added, ‘Lots of deadfall.’ They can move quickly and silently through deadfalls that you couldn't even begin to penetrate on a motocross bike. Struggling through deadfall and patches of snow, we eventually pick up a trail of pink ribbons. Ten minutes later, we had a nice large pile of deadfall… and rocks. 2.1count noun A fallen tree. 倒下的树 the deadfall was a poplar about ten inches in diameter Example sentencesExamples There are a fair number of deadfalls, including some very large ones blocking the trail. Further on, a brood of new-from-the-box Wood Ducks sat on a deadfall, with Mama Duck roosting on one end. A few deadfall aspens were cut up and burned. The slough holds white crappie, and this time of year it's common for them to gather in groups around deadfalls, cypress, flooded willows and other cover in the shallows. "We didn't want to make them fancy, with chipped gravel and all, " says Harold. " We just put in boardwalks in wet spots and cleaned out hazards and deadfalls. The variety of shelters built is great - some use deadfalls, others tunnel into snowbanks. Some are trail-worn twenty-somethings from the Forest Service, who turn up to dig out a rockslide, cut back a deadfall, or rescue a stranded hiker. She'd found plenty of driftwood and deadfalls in the vicinity of the gazebo, enough to construct a crude lean-to on the creek bank. 3informal A disreputable drinking place. 〈非正式〉声名狼藉的酒肆 I've been on a few benders in deadfalls along the Alaska Highway Definition of deadfall in US English: deadfall nounˈdedfôl North American 1A trap consisting of a heavy weight positioned to fall on an animal. （捕捉动物的）陷阱 Example sentencesExamples They also utilized two kinds of traps, the deadfall and the twitch-up snare. They were too cunning to go into deadfalls. I've drawn up plans for pits and deadfalls, as well as tracked paths for falling trees and boulders. The materials for construction of snares and deadfalls are found in the field or are easily carried in the pocket. The ngosha is at the same time a very tasty bird that is an important source of protein, especially for young children who trap them in fields with deadfalls (mariya). The Paiute deadfall uses a piece of cordage and a catch stick. Use any pitfall, deadfall, snare, catch, trap, net, exposed salt or minerals, live decoy, or baited hook. 2A tangled mass of fallen trees and brush. 横七竖八的倒树和灌木 Example sentencesExamples They can move quickly and silently through deadfalls that you couldn't even begin to penetrate on a motocross bike. We crawled over some deadfall and peeked into the meadow and there they were - 15 bull elk. When we were doing one of our training days we couldn't get through because there's deadfall down across the river and it's a narrow channel. Struggling through deadfall and patches of snow, we eventually pick up a trail of pink ribbons. When I am moving stumps or deadfall out of my way, it is way easier to see what I am doing. Our dogs romp their way over deadfall and through the undergrowth chasing out birds and critters with much glee. After slugging through deadfall for two hours I reached a ridge overlooking the trail. Ten minutes later, we had a nice large pile of deadfall… and rocks. In the clear water, salmon-size steelhead trout, minutes out of the Pacific, surged from our shadows or eased through deadfalls. Traversing wooded areas with dense tree cover or deadfall required numerous minor detours. Wolke told them the name of the lake and added, ‘Lots of deadfall.’ The next hour was spent gathering up all the brush and deadfall we could find. Slowly she wanders across the bluff looking for deadfall to build a small fire. 2.1 A fallen tree. 倒下的树 Example sentencesExamples There are a fair number of deadfalls, including some very large ones blocking the trail. The variety of shelters built is great - some use deadfalls, others tunnel into snowbanks. A few deadfall aspens were cut up and burned. She'd found plenty of driftwood and deadfalls in the vicinity of the gazebo, enough to construct a crude lean-to on the creek bank. "We didn't want to make them fancy, with chipped gravel and all, " says Harold. " We just put in boardwalks in wet spots and cleaned out hazards and deadfalls. Further on, a brood of new-from-the-box Wood Ducks sat on a deadfall, with Mama Duck roosting on one end. Some are trail-worn twenty-somethings from the Forest Service, who turn up to dig out a rockslide, cut back a deadfall, or rescue a stranded hiker. The slough holds white crappie, and this time of year it's common for them to gather in groups around deadfalls, cypress, flooded willows and other cover in the shallows.
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