Lands
Pronunciation: /ˈlænd/
Lands (noun)
- the solid part of the Earth's surface, not covered by water.
- a nation or area with its own government and borders.
- a piece of ground owned by someone, often used for farming or building.
Examples
- Farmers work the land to grow crops.
- The land was dry after the long summer.
Common collocations: fertile land, cultivate land, barren land, foreign land, promised land
Lands (verb)
- to come down from the air onto the ground.
- to successfully obtain or achieve something, like a job or contract.
Examples
- The plane will land soon.
- Birds land on the branches.