Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Land"

A: A land parcel or "parcel of land" is a piece of land that is intended to be sold as one unit of land - not divided up. (Of course, once someone buys it, he can do what he wants with it.)

"Parcel of land meaning: In real estate, a lot or plot is a tract or parcel of land owned or meant to be owned by some owner(s). A lot is essentially considered a parcel of real property in some countries or immovable property (meaning practically the same thing) in other countries." (Land lot - Wikipedia)

A: probably like this

Where did we "end up" on my plan to empower the students by encouraging "no restrictions" and individual freedom of movement?

A: Land a blow means you managed to hit someone so you can also say I punched/kicked him

A: They (whoever they are) will not be able to receive any jobs except the most low-status ones.
Like, dishwashers, maids, babysitters, etc

A: I think it's a mispelling.. and should read, "Where you had land, it was water"

A: the arrangement of the different parts in an area of land : where things are located in a place She knew the lay of the land from hiking through it daily. —often used figuratively It takes time for new employees to get the lay of the land in this department.

A: I cant believe he landed that position, I am more qualified than he is.

I thought I would land a position with their company but I didnt.

How could she land that position so easily?

A: "The land is full of trees."
"The house has four acres of land."
"What time does the plane land?"

A: "I'll land back on my feet once I find a new job"

"I'll be back on my feet once I'm done with this internship"

"You'll land back on your feet once things settle down"

A: “the land which i came from”:
the word “from” means this could be where you were born, where you lived before, or where you previously went before

“the land where I came” : it means this is where you went to before

both can be used to say that was the place you went to, but the word “from” could add the meaning that it is where you were born/raised

A: Land is the part of the earths surface which is not covered by water e.g. It is cheaper to drill for oil on land than at sea.
Ground is similar and means the earths surface but it is spoken of in a different way. e.g. "he lay on the ground". It is often more specific and you can have ‘grounds’ for specific things e.g. a dumping grounds or fishing grounds.

A: Land = terre, terrain, pays
Country = campagne, pays, patrie, région

A: There isn't a difference but "get" sounds more natural.

A: "Land" and "Ground" both have the same meanings. They mean "the surface of the earth.", referring to the soil part of the earth.

However, "land" could also mean a country.

(This is a foreign land. I shouldn't be here.)

Or "land" could also mean "a place owned by someone / something."

(This land is mine.)

"Ground" cannot be used as a substitute to "land." It would be weird to say: "This ground is mine." and "This is a foreign ground."

A: I’m human, this land is for us. I’m human, this land is ours.

A: This land costs 3 million yen per 3.3 square meters. If it is close to the station, the price can go up to 4 million.

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A: it is already in English

A: you want to hear that verbally or another word for that?

First thing that comes to mind for me is "kick/kicks/kicked out".

There might be a more technical term though.

A: Yes. Very natural.

A: or "I would have bought that land if I had wanted to."

A: I decided to clean up a vacant lot. I started around an ant colony, which my daughter observes every day. Litter is bad, but the snack, detergent, and Indian food packages are so colorful!

I added "Litter is bad" because you needed something to make that last phrase a complete sentence, and I think this is what you were trying to say. Also, "Indian" is an adjective in this context, so I added "food" because that seemed okay.

A: agricultural land - agricultural is used to describe the land

agrarian society - this is used to describe a society which predominantly relies on agriculture

A: 受け身の場合は

Land prices in metropolitan areas were lowered sharply.

他動詞のlower(下げる)をdrop(下がる)の代わりに使います。あと、過去形にしています。現在下げられる最中だったら、

Land prices in metropolitan areas are being lowered sharply.