bayou
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++bay·ou /ˈbaɪuː $ ˈbaɪuː, -oʊ/ noun [countable] SGDNa large area of water in the southeast US that moves very slowly and has many water plants 牛轭湖,长沼〔美国东南部水流缓慢、水草繁多的大片水域〕
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bayou• Grillades Despite its name, this is a meat stew popular in bayou country.• You play over a salt marsh, or bayou, from tee to green.• Which is not a line you'd read as Rebecca Wells's characters prance across the bayou.Origin bayou (1700-1800) Louisiana French Choctaw bayukbay·ou nounChineseSyllable
US a Corpus of in area southeast the water large
bayou
bay‧ou /ˈbaɪuː $ ˈbaɪuː, -oʊ/
noun [countable]
bay‧ou /ˈbaɪuː $ ˈbaɪuː, -oʊ/
noun [countable] Date: 1700-1800
Language: Louisiana French
Origin: Choctaw bayuk
a large area of water in the southeast US that moves very slowly and has many water plants
Language: Louisiana French
Origin: Choctaw bayuk