Definition of bushcraft in English:

bushcraft

nounˈbʊʃkrɑːftˈbo͝oSHˌkraft

mass noun

Skill at living in the bush.
丛林生活技能
Example sentencesExamples
- The proficient practitioner of bushcraft anticipates his or her needs before it gets dark.
- The competition tested a range of abilities, including navigation, bushcraft, fitness, observation courses and general military knowledge.
- They'll be taught how to make fire and other types of bushcraft.
- During the week, the 24 contestants will be divided into teams of six and will learn about basic survival techniques and bushcraft.
- Bushrangers survived by being skilled in bushcraft, but the bush generally did not afford them a living.
- Generations of bushcraft knowledge is passed onto children
- The other half of the school week is run by the adult Aboriginal students themselves, teaching the white teachers - and others - Aboriginal skills like language, bushcraft, anthropology, traditional practices.
- Mears is currently taking a break from TV work to help teach at his own school of wilderness bushcraft, but promised that he has more books and TV series planned.
- The walls were covered with posters and diagrams of bushcraft items, like maps, compasses and radios Casey had never seen before.
- He's the BBC's bushcraft specialist and keeps winding up his programmes by explaining that we have much to learn from whatever ancient tribe he's been with that week.
- It was back when we were in cadets and she was learning some of the bushcraft and hiking skills.
- This is bushcraft - using ancient knowledge to work as one with nature.
- This weekend I'm going tramping in the Tararuas, learning some bushcraft off-track.

Definition of bushcraft in US English:

bushcraft

nounˈbo͝oSHˌkraft

Skill at living in the bush.
丛林生活技能
Example sentencesExamples
- The proficient practitioner of bushcraft anticipates his or her needs before it gets dark.
- The other half of the school week is run by the adult Aboriginal students themselves, teaching the white teachers - and others - Aboriginal skills like language, bushcraft, anthropology, traditional practices.
- It was back when we were in cadets and she was learning some of the bushcraft and hiking skills.
- Mears is currently taking a break from TV work to help teach at his own school of wilderness bushcraft, but promised that he has more books and TV series planned.
- The competition tested a range of abilities, including navigation, bushcraft, fitness, observation courses and general military knowledge.
- This is bushcraft - using ancient knowledge to work as one with nature.
- This weekend I'm going tramping in the Tararuas, learning some bushcraft off-track.
- They'll be taught how to make fire and other types of bushcraft.
- Bushrangers survived by being skilled in bushcraft, but the bush generally did not afford them a living.
- During the week, the 24 contestants will be divided into teams of six and will learn about basic survival techniques and bushcraft.
- Generations of bushcraft knowledge is passed onto children
- The walls were covered with posters and diagrams of bushcraft items, like maps, compasses and radios Casey had never seen before.
- He's the BBC's bushcraft specialist and keeps winding up his programmes by explaining that we have much to learn from whatever ancient tribe he's been with that week.

单词	bushcraft
释义	Definition of bushcraft in English: bushcraft nounˈbʊʃkrɑːftˈbo͝oSHˌkraft mass noun Skill at living in the bush. 丛林生活技能 Example sentencesExamples The proficient practitioner of bushcraft anticipates his or her needs before it gets dark. The competition tested a range of abilities, including navigation, bushcraft, fitness, observation courses and general military knowledge. They'll be taught how to make fire and other types of bushcraft. During the week, the 24 contestants will be divided into teams of six and will learn about basic survival techniques and bushcraft. Bushrangers survived by being skilled in bushcraft, but the bush generally did not afford them a living. Generations of bushcraft knowledge is passed onto children The other half of the school week is run by the adult Aboriginal students themselves, teaching the white teachers - and others - Aboriginal skills like language, bushcraft, anthropology, traditional practices. Mears is currently taking a break from TV work to help teach at his own school of wilderness bushcraft, but promised that he has more books and TV series planned. The walls were covered with posters and diagrams of bushcraft items, like maps, compasses and radios Casey had never seen before. He's the BBC's bushcraft specialist and keeps winding up his programmes by explaining that we have much to learn from whatever ancient tribe he's been with that week. It was back when we were in cadets and she was learning some of the bushcraft and hiking skills. This is bushcraft - using ancient knowledge to work as one with nature. This weekend I'm going tramping in the Tararuas, learning some bushcraft off-track. Definition of bushcraft in US English: bushcraft nounˈbo͝oSHˌkraft Skill at living in the bush. 丛林生活技能 Example sentencesExamples The proficient practitioner of bushcraft anticipates his or her needs before it gets dark. The other half of the school week is run by the adult Aboriginal students themselves, teaching the white teachers - and others - Aboriginal skills like language, bushcraft, anthropology, traditional practices. It was back when we were in cadets and she was learning some of the bushcraft and hiking skills. Mears is currently taking a break from TV work to help teach at his own school of wilderness bushcraft, but promised that he has more books and TV series planned. The competition tested a range of abilities, including navigation, bushcraft, fitness, observation courses and general military knowledge. This is bushcraft - using ancient knowledge to work as one with nature. This weekend I'm going tramping in the Tararuas, learning some bushcraft off-track. They'll be taught how to make fire and other types of bushcraft. Bushrangers survived by being skilled in bushcraft, but the bush generally did not afford them a living. During the week, the 24 contestants will be divided into teams of six and will learn about basic survival techniques and bushcraft. Generations of bushcraft knowledge is passed onto children The walls were covered with posters and diagrams of bushcraft items, like maps, compasses and radios Casey had never seen before. He's the BBC's bushcraft specialist and keeps winding up his programmes by explaining that we have much to learn from whatever ancient tribe he's been with that week.
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