Originally, manicured turf grass lawns came about in 18th century England and France.

最初，修剪整齐的草坪出现在 18 世纪的英国和法国。

That is because the Crouches do not have a grass lawn.

这是因为克劳奇一家没有草坪。

Las Vegas, for example, is banning all grass lawns and requiring their removal.

例如，拉斯维加斯禁止种植所有任何草坪，并要求人们清除草坪。

The neighbors did not like that the Crouches did not have a grass lawn.

邻居们不喜欢没有草坪的克劳奇一家。

Lawson said there are over 16 million hectares of grass lawns in the U.S.

劳森说，美国有1600多万公顷的草坪。

Grass Lawns which are notorious water consumers are banned in new housing developments.

草坪是臭名昭著的耗水物品，在新的住房开发项目中是被禁止的。

The Southern Nevada Water Agency has even paid homeowners to remove their grass lawns.

南内华达州水务局甚至付钱让房主移走他们的草坪。

The city of Las Vegas, Nevada has banned grass in many areas, such as grass lawns in front of office buildings.

内华达州的拉斯韦加斯市已经禁止在许多地区种草，比如在办公楼前种草坪。

In an effort to have the perfect green grass lawn, people try their best to kill all dandelions with chemical products.

为了拥有完美的绿色草坪，人们会尽力用化学产品消灭蒲公英。

The ideal of turf grass lawns was furthered by people like landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted, who designed massive public parks projects Central Park, Boston's Fens, as well as parks in Buffalo, Milwaukee, and Chicago.

草坪的理想由像景观设计师弗雷德里克·洛·奥姆斯特德这样的人进一步推广，他设计了中央公园、波士顿的沼泽地，以及布法罗、密尔沃基和芝加哥的公园。

This is the same sort of thing you do when you designate certain portions of matter as blades of grass.Lawns do not come from grass. That is, grass does not grow into a lawn.Do you follow me here?

这就像你们指定某些部分的物质，然后称它为草的叶片，情形是一样的。草坪并非来自于草，意思是，草是不会长成草坪的。你这里听明白了吗？