The word 'bucolic' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a peaceful, rural area or activity. For example: "We enjoyed a bucolic picnic in the meadow."
Bertelsmann posts successful local managers to bucolic Gütersloh in western Germany for a couple of years.
There was Hoosiers, with its bucolic small towns, its short shorts, and its non breakaway rims.
It was precisely that bucolic, protective environment in the deep countryside that made it almost impossible for his despairing grandmother to find him.
But when the world's power players left the county after the 2013 G8 summit, the dark divisions that lurk underneath the bucolic surface of the Lakeland county – the islands dotted around Lough Erne, the old-fashioned market towns – remained.
We played together in a cricket team run by this newspaper for the best part of 15 years in the 1970s, 80s and 90s, touring to America, India, Sri Lanka and some bucolic parts of England.
Warchus likens the tense, brittle, dysfunctional domestic milieu of Sicilia to the emotional tenor of The Man Who Wasn't There, while seeing parallels between joyful, comic Bohemia and the bucolic atmosphere of O Brother, Where Art Thou?
As we drive through bucolic Kent, some on the coach tweet their support of the cabaret to #UKIPcon, while disabled rights activist John McArdle, co-founder of the Black Triangle Campaign, explains to me the plight of hunger strikers in detention centres.
In order to make a fly that resembled a bumblebee, he wrote, the Macedonians "wrap the hook in scarlet wool, and to the wool they attach two feathers that grow beneath a cock's wattles and are the colour of wax .According to Mr Hughes, Roman nobs thought fishing bucolic and uninteresting, and ranked fishermen alongside shepherds, labourers and peasants, people just above the level of slaves.
Buoyed by their success, Wild Goose's organisers are planning to repeat the festival next year in the same bucolic place.
Cutting emissions may, however, mean scarring bucolic landscapes with wind farms, nuclear plants and the like.
MAPLE syrup evokes bucolic images of days spent in Canadian woods tapping trees and boiling the sap to concoct an ambrosial nectar.
