野
wilderness; boundary; private position; wild; uncivilized; unrestrained; surname
Meanings
7 senses · 35 examplesnoun
wilderness; open field; outdoors
neutralRefers to natural outdoor areas away from human settlements
We go for a picnic in the countryside on weekends.
This wilderness is full of vitality.
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They set up tents in the field.
Wildfires spread across the grassland.
That tough field battle lasted three days.
noun
boundary; scope; limit
neutralRefers to the range or boundary of something
His field of vision is very broad.
The boundary between these two disciplines needs to be clear.
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We need to expand our knowledge scope.
The application scope of the law has clear boundaries.
Her artistic vision is very unique.
noun
private position (opposite of court)
formalRefers to the status of not holding official power, opposite to 'court'
This old leader retired from official life.
He still cares about national affairs while out of office.
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That politician wrote a memoir after leaving office.
The opposition party criticized the government's policies.
He chose to step down from office and focus on academic research.
adjective
wild; not domesticated or cultivated
neutralDescribes plants or animals that grow or live naturally without human intervention
There are many wild animals in the forest.
We picked wild vegetables on the mountain.
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This wild rabbit runs very fast.
The grassland is full of wild flowers.
These wild grasses have strong vitality.
adjective
uncivilized; rude; barbaric
derogatoryDescribes people who are rude, unreasonable, or lack manners
His behavior is very barbaric.
This person speaks too rudely.
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Don't act wildly here; people will laugh at you.
His manners are very crude and unpopular.
That drunk man acted wildly and was taken away by the police.
adjective
unrestrained; untamed; wild
neutralDescribes things or people that are not restricted or controlled
His wild nature is hard to tame.
After a few days off, my heart has become wild from playing.
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This wild horse was finally tamed.
The children尽情释放他们的野性 on the grassland.
Long-term free life has made him very unrestrained.
noun
surname Ye
neutralRefers to the Chinese surname Ye
My friend's surname is Ye.
Mr. Ye is a new colleague in our company.
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The surname Ye is relatively rare.
Ms. Ye didn't come to work today.
Do you know Ye Xiaoming?