low-lying
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌlow-ˈlying adjective SGlow-lying land is not far above the level of the sea 〔土地〕高出海面不多的，低洼的 Vast areas of low-lying land have been flooded. 大片的低洼地都被淹了。
Examples from the Corpus
low-lying• On the far side of the pond the shanties started, the lowest-lying cluster surrounded by water, flooded.• So far, only 92,000 people, mostly volunteers from low-lying areas, have been resettled.• These conditions are best met in low-lying areas that were once marshland, and which still lie above a plentiful water table.• Avoid low-lying areas, which stay cold and damp longer.• Crocker said he expects only low-lying areas with few if any structures in Mayville to get flooded.• Experts are predicting that the sea level will rise, flooding many low-lying areas.• Three low-lying farmsteads outside town are evacuated.• low-lying fog• Acid Sulphate Problems from Drainage On low-lying land, drainage can create another major problem, one associated with acid sulphate soils.• Low-lying land in river valleys is often subject to flooding.• White-fronted geese also breed in low-lying, shrub by tundra.ˌlow-ˈlying adjectiveChineseSyllable
above the is far level Corpus not land low-lying
low-lying
ˌlow-ˈlying
adjective
low-lying land is not far above the level of the sea:
Vast areas of low-lying land have been flooded.
ˌlow-ˈlying
adjectivelow-lying land is not far above the level of the sea: