Definition of back-to-nature in English:

back-to-nature

adjective

attributive Advocating or relating to reversion to a simpler way of life.
（倡导）回归自然的，（倡导）返璞归真的
a back-to-nature lifestyle
一种回归自然的生活方式。
Example sentencesExamples
- But if you're up for a rustic, grassroots back-to-nature fest, then this one's a match.
- This back-to-nature scheme is one that deserves to be copied wherever clearance sites are not needed for new developments.
- There are affinities also with the passion at this time for the study of prehistoric mounds and ley lines - part of the hippie back-to-nature ethos that expressed a disenchantment with the sophisticated technology of urban culture.
- It is marketed as a haven for those who enjoy back-to-nature adventures with a wide range of activities offered.
- Here you live in back-to-nature simplicity in little thatched cottages, with old carved Keralan doors and shutters, sandy terraces shaded by coconut palms, and the constant sound of the sea crashing below.
- Group participation is a peculiarly Chinese characteristic of the back-to-nature movement.
- There was also, in this era, lots of loose talk about the ‘greening’ of America as part of the back-to-nature movement.
- The anthology shows how the image of the Arctic as a desolate region of pristine nature for scientists and back-to-nature lovers served as an Oriental contrast to thriving cultures in the capitals of Nordic countries.
- ‘We hired nature as our chief architect,’ said George about their minimalist back-to-nature resort in Lakshadweep.
- Many are rustic with an emphasis on simple living and getting back-to-nature.
- This is not a back-to-nature, left-wing treatise on the human condition - she is careful to present the good and bad of both positions.
- My memories of the late 1960s and early 1970s involve a rampant back-to-nature aesthetic, at least among the artistic hippie-antiwar people whom I associated with.
- Perhaps it's evoking a back-to-nature romanticism that's strongly rooted in Western literary tradition.
- It's cool to see a dog doing that back-to-nature thing, but you really need to keep an eye on him when he gets like that.
- The holistic, back-to-nature view, apparent in many medical ethics books, imagines that we have become alienated from death and over-reliant on trying to extend life by technological means.
- A really radical, back-to-nature use for this shop might well be to turn it back into a bakery.
- For the intrepid traveler, however, it offers an escape into rural Andalucia; a back-to-nature holiday in the unspoilt Grazalema mountains.
- She bid at least a momentary adieu to all that back-to-nature, cross-cultural ornamentation she loves.
- They many times are the trail mix, back-to-nature crowd who are trusting of all things natural.
- And for some, it's a much-needed back-to-nature retreat.

Definition of back-to-nature in US English:

back-to-nature

adjectiveˌbaktəˈnāCHər

attributive Advocating or relating to reversion to a simpler way of life.
（倡导）回归自然的，（倡导）返璞归真的
a back-to-nature lifestyle
一种回归自然的生活方式。
Example sentencesExamples
- She bid at least a momentary adieu to all that back-to-nature, cross-cultural ornamentation she loves.
- This is not a back-to-nature, left-wing treatise on the human condition - she is careful to present the good and bad of both positions.
- For the intrepid traveler, however, it offers an escape into rural Andalucia; a back-to-nature holiday in the unspoilt Grazalema mountains.
- There was also, in this era, lots of loose talk about the ‘greening’ of America as part of the back-to-nature movement.
- It is marketed as a haven for those who enjoy back-to-nature adventures with a wide range of activities offered.
- Perhaps it's evoking a back-to-nature romanticism that's strongly rooted in Western literary tradition.
- Many are rustic with an emphasis on simple living and getting back-to-nature.
- And for some, it's a much-needed back-to-nature retreat.
- ‘We hired nature as our chief architect,’ said George about their minimalist back-to-nature resort in Lakshadweep.
- The holistic, back-to-nature view, apparent in many medical ethics books, imagines that we have become alienated from death and over-reliant on trying to extend life by technological means.
- There are affinities also with the passion at this time for the study of prehistoric mounds and ley lines - part of the hippie back-to-nature ethos that expressed a disenchantment with the sophisticated technology of urban culture.
- They many times are the trail mix, back-to-nature crowd who are trusting of all things natural.
- But if you're up for a rustic, grassroots back-to-nature fest, then this one's a match.
- This back-to-nature scheme is one that deserves to be copied wherever clearance sites are not needed for new developments.
- My memories of the late 1960s and early 1970s involve a rampant back-to-nature aesthetic, at least among the artistic hippie-antiwar people whom I associated with.
- It's cool to see a dog doing that back-to-nature thing, but you really need to keep an eye on him when he gets like that.
- The anthology shows how the image of the Arctic as a desolate region of pristine nature for scientists and back-to-nature lovers served as an Oriental contrast to thriving cultures in the capitals of Nordic countries.
- A really radical, back-to-nature use for this shop might well be to turn it back into a bakery.
- Group participation is a peculiarly Chinese characteristic of the back-to-nature movement.
- Here you live in back-to-nature simplicity in little thatched cottages, with old carved Keralan doors and shutters, sandy terraces shaded by coconut palms, and the constant sound of the sea crashing below.

单词	back-to-nature
释义	Definition of back-to-nature in English: back-to-nature adjective attributive Advocating or relating to reversion to a simpler way of life. （倡导）回归自然的，（倡导）返璞归真的 a back-to-nature lifestyle 一种回归自然的生活方式。 Example sentencesExamples But if you're up for a rustic, grassroots back-to-nature fest, then this one's a match. This back-to-nature scheme is one that deserves to be copied wherever clearance sites are not needed for new developments. There are affinities also with the passion at this time for the study of prehistoric mounds and ley lines - part of the hippie back-to-nature ethos that expressed a disenchantment with the sophisticated technology of urban culture. It is marketed as a haven for those who enjoy back-to-nature adventures with a wide range of activities offered. Here you live in back-to-nature simplicity in little thatched cottages, with old carved Keralan doors and shutters, sandy terraces shaded by coconut palms, and the constant sound of the sea crashing below. Group participation is a peculiarly Chinese characteristic of the back-to-nature movement. There was also, in this era, lots of loose talk about the ‘greening’ of America as part of the back-to-nature movement. The anthology shows how the image of the Arctic as a desolate region of pristine nature for scientists and back-to-nature lovers served as an Oriental contrast to thriving cultures in the capitals of Nordic countries. ‘We hired nature as our chief architect,’ said George about their minimalist back-to-nature resort in Lakshadweep. Many are rustic with an emphasis on simple living and getting back-to-nature. This is not a back-to-nature, left-wing treatise on the human condition - she is careful to present the good and bad of both positions. My memories of the late 1960s and early 1970s involve a rampant back-to-nature aesthetic, at least among the artistic hippie-antiwar people whom I associated with. Perhaps it's evoking a back-to-nature romanticism that's strongly rooted in Western literary tradition. It's cool to see a dog doing that back-to-nature thing, but you really need to keep an eye on him when he gets like that. The holistic, back-to-nature view, apparent in many medical ethics books, imagines that we have become alienated from death and over-reliant on trying to extend life by technological means. A really radical, back-to-nature use for this shop might well be to turn it back into a bakery. For the intrepid traveler, however, it offers an escape into rural Andalucia; a back-to-nature holiday in the unspoilt Grazalema mountains. She bid at least a momentary adieu to all that back-to-nature, cross-cultural ornamentation she loves. They many times are the trail mix, back-to-nature crowd who are trusting of all things natural. And for some, it's a much-needed back-to-nature retreat. Definition of back-to-nature in US English: back-to-nature adjectiveˌbaktəˈnāCHər attributive Advocating or relating to reversion to a simpler way of life. （倡导）回归自然的，（倡导）返璞归真的 a back-to-nature lifestyle 一种回归自然的生活方式。 Example sentencesExamples She bid at least a momentary adieu to all that back-to-nature, cross-cultural ornamentation she loves. This is not a back-to-nature, left-wing treatise on the human condition - she is careful to present the good and bad of both positions. For the intrepid traveler, however, it offers an escape into rural Andalucia; a back-to-nature holiday in the unspoilt Grazalema mountains. There was also, in this era, lots of loose talk about the ‘greening’ of America as part of the back-to-nature movement. It is marketed as a haven for those who enjoy back-to-nature adventures with a wide range of activities offered. Perhaps it's evoking a back-to-nature romanticism that's strongly rooted in Western literary tradition. Many are rustic with an emphasis on simple living and getting back-to-nature. And for some, it's a much-needed back-to-nature retreat. ‘We hired nature as our chief architect,’ said George about their minimalist back-to-nature resort in Lakshadweep. The holistic, back-to-nature view, apparent in many medical ethics books, imagines that we have become alienated from death and over-reliant on trying to extend life by technological means. There are affinities also with the passion at this time for the study of prehistoric mounds and ley lines - part of the hippie back-to-nature ethos that expressed a disenchantment with the sophisticated technology of urban culture. They many times are the trail mix, back-to-nature crowd who are trusting of all things natural. But if you're up for a rustic, grassroots back-to-nature fest, then this one's a match. This back-to-nature scheme is one that deserves to be copied wherever clearance sites are not needed for new developments. My memories of the late 1960s and early 1970s involve a rampant back-to-nature aesthetic, at least among the artistic hippie-antiwar people whom I associated with. It's cool to see a dog doing that back-to-nature thing, but you really need to keep an eye on him when he gets like that. The anthology shows how the image of the Arctic as a desolate region of pristine nature for scientists and back-to-nature lovers served as an Oriental contrast to thriving cultures in the capitals of Nordic countries. A really radical, back-to-nature use for this shop might well be to turn it back into a bakery. Group participation is a peculiarly Chinese characteristic of the back-to-nature movement. Here you live in back-to-nature simplicity in little thatched cottages, with old carved Keralan doors and shutters, sandy terraces shaded by coconut palms, and the constant sound of the sea crashing below.
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