单词:dispeoplers
n.
dispeople的变形
dispeople
[,dis'pi:pl]
vt.
使(某地)人口锐减(或灭绝),使(某地)无居民,使(某地)失去人口:
The earthquake dispeopled the city.
地震使该城人口锐减。
减少(或灭绝)(某地)的栖居动物:
The fire dispeopled the woods of all wild.
森林大火灭绝了森林中的全部野生动物。
变形:
vt.
dispeopled
. dispeopling
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