fell

1. Countable(可数名词)

   A hill or an area of high land, particularly in the northwest of England.

   （尤指英格兰西北部的）山丘、高地

fall(跌倒)

1. The past tense of the verb 'fall'.

   fall 的过去式

action(动作)

1. Transitive(及物动词)

   To cut down a tree.

   砍伐（树木）

   • They felled many trees to build houses.

     他们砍伐了许多树木来建造房屋。

   • The forest was felled to expand the area for farming.

     这片森林被砍伐以扩大农业用地。

   • The lumberjacks felled several old trees in this area.

     伐木工人砍伐了这片区域的几棵老树。

2. Transitive(及物动词)

   To knock someone down, particularly in sports.

   （尤指体育运动中）击倒某人

   • The boxer felled his opponent with an uppercut.

     拳击手用上勾拳击倒了对手。

   • In a fierce match, he felled his rival to the ground.

     在一场激烈的比赛中，他将对手击倒在地。

   • The goalkeeper rushed out of the box and felled the striker.

     守门员冲出禁区，将前锋击倒。

nature(性质)

1. literary(文学性)

   Describing something as evil or cruel.

   邪恶的；残酷的

geography(地理)

1. Before noun(前置形容词)

   Relating to hills or small mountains.

   和丘陵（或小山）有关的

   • There are many fell walking routes over there.

     那里有许多丘陵步道。

   • This area is known for its stunning fell scenery.

     这个地区以其壮丽的丘陵景色而闻名。

   • We had a delightful time in the fell area.

     我们在丘陵地区度过了愉快的时光。