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1. (n.) countryside
a particular section of a country, esp. a rural section.
2. countryside
its inhabitants.
Etymology: (1615–25)
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| Definition of 'Countryside' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) countryside
rural regions
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1. (noun) countryside
rural areas, not cities
beautiful countryside; a drive in the countryside
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| Definition of 'Countryside' |
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1. (noun) Countryside
a particular rural district; a country neighborhood
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Sense: country areas
the English countryside.
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 Afrikaans: platteland |
 Arabic: مناطق ريفيّـه |
 Bulgarian: околност |
 Brazilian: campo |
 Czech: venkov; příroda |
 German: ländliche Gegend, Landsch |
 Danish: landskab; natur |
 Greek: εξοχή |
 Spanish: campo, zona rural |
 Estonian: maakoht |
 Farsi: دشت و صحرا |
 Finnish: maaseutu |
 French: campagne |
 Hebrew: אֵזוֹר הַכְּפָר |
 Hindi: ग्रामीण क्षेत्र |
 Croatian: selo |
 Hungarian: vidék |
 Indonesian: daerah pedalaman |
 Icelandic: sveit |
 Italian: campagna |
 Japanese: 田舎 |
 Korean: 지방 |
 Lithuanian: kaimo vietovė |
 Latvian: lauki |
 Malay: desa |
 Dutch: platteland |
 Norwegian: landskap, terreng |
 Polish: krajobraz |
 Persian: دشت و صحرا |
 Pashto: دښتنه او صحرا |
 Portuguese: campo |
 Romanian: zonă rurală |
 Russian: сельская местность |
 Slovak: vidiek |
 Slovenian: podeželje |
 Serbian: provincija |
 Swedish: landsbygd, landet |
 Thai: ชนบท |
 Turkish: kırlık, kırsal bölge |
 Taiwanese: 鄉下 |
 Ukrainian: сільська місцевість; окру |
 Urdu: بيرون شهر، ديهات كا علاق |
 Vietnamese: vùng nông thôn |
 Chinese: 乡下 |
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