| 词汇 | 穷乡僻壤 |
| 释义 | 穷乡僻壤 辨形“壤”，不能写作“嚷”。 辨形“壤”，不能写作“嚷”。 俄文захолустьеглушь 德文eine arme und entlegene Gegend Kaff 反义词 CICIG also“ invited” nearly a dozen prominent prosecutors to leave their posts, and had a magistrate in Guatemala City banished to the hinterlands. Alaska has approved a 44% rebate, although production companies must film in rural areas during the state's gruelling winter to qualify for the full sum. There was a great sense of political connectedness between different groups. Even small villages in the hinterlands of large cities were connected to some political center. Besides fighting for their survival, these Alawi tribes and figures may under certain circumstances retreat into their historical Nusayri mountain and hinterland and establish a de facto Alawi state. But if“bridges to nowhere” start springing up in the boondocks, it will probably be money wasted. But The Sunday Times found that in this remote corner of a poverty-stricken province, the European demand for mercury had brought the miners back. Sleeping sickness threatens millions of people in36 countries in Africa. Most live in poor rural areas. The secretary could tell in a moment that such backwoods, country hicks had no business at Harvard and probably didn't even deserve to be in Cambridge. She frowned. Ten years ago Sweetwater was a dusty backwater best known for having the world's largest rattlesnake round-up see article. Food processors and retailers use modern silos, proper trucks and refrigeration— the very things the rural poor lack. They have made it virtually impossible for government officials, whose presence here in the hinterland is already patchy, to function. Why on earth would the highest instance of executive power in the world's most populous nation have anything to do with an inconsequential backwater in the middle of France? See I grew up in a poor neighborhood in China. The new wealth transformed Iceland—and turned it from the backwater it had been for 1,100 years to the place that spawned Bj?rk. At the same time, the middle class began to migrate to the suburbs, leaving the cities to the poor. The competition comes from little battalions too, thanks to the explosive growth of broadcasting outlets in poor countries, particularly in Africa. Born with one leg a full six centimetres shorter than the other in Pau Grande, a poor sector of the Rio de Janeiro state, the odds were stacked against him from the start. But call it a sign of how small the world has become, or how pervasive globalization has spread, but here in the boondocks of backwaters, diverse interests from around the world have begun to seep in. That's why I'm going to live in the boonies. This formerly inaccessible place can now be reached by road and rail. The wireless technology, called the rural connectivity platform RCP, will be helpful to computer- equipped students in poor countries, says Jeff Galinovsky, a senior platform manager at Intel. This contagious superstition is not confined to the cities only, but has spread through the villages and the countryside. As a secret training base for a new plane, it was an excellent site, its remoteness effectively masking its activity. Supporters also hope expanded rural broadband access will stop the steady loss of population to cities and suburbs. “ This is a poor town, and not computer literate,” says Anne Tippett of the Civic Hall, an arts centre. |
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