| Definition of 'dry land' |
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1. (noun) land, dry land, earth, ground, solid ground, terra firma
the solid part of the earth's surface
"the plane turned away from the sea and moved back over land"; "the earth shook for several minutes"; "he dropped the logs on the ground"
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Sense: the land as opposed to the sea etc.
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 Afrikaans: land |
 Arabic: اليابِسَه |
 Bulgarian: суша |
 Brazilian: terra firme |
 Czech: souše |
 German: trockenes Land |
 Danish: landjord; land |
 Greek: στεριά |
 Spanish: tierra firme |
 Estonian: maa |
 Farsi: خشکی |
 Finnish: kuiva maa |
 French: terre ferme |
 Hebrew: יַבָּשָׁה |
 Hindi: शुष्क भूमि |
 Croatian: kopno |
 Hungarian: szárazföld |
 Indonesian: daratan |
 Icelandic: fast land |
 Italian: terraferma |
 Japanese: 陸地 |
 Korean: 육지 |
 Lithuanian: sausuma |
 Latvian: sauszeme |
 Malay: tanah |
 Dutch: vaste grond |
 Norwegian: fastland, fast grunn |
 Polish: ląd stały |
 Persian: خشکه |
 Pashto: وچه ځمكه |
 Portuguese: terra firme |
 Romanian: uscat |
 Russian: суша |
 Slovak: súš |
 Slovenian: kopno |
 Serbian: kopno |
 Swedish: torra land |
 Thai: พื้นที่แห้ง |
 Turkish: kara |
 Taiwanese: 陸地 |
 Ukrainian: суша |
 Urdu: خشکی، سمندر اور دریا وغیر |
 Vietnamese: đất liền |
 Chinese: 陆地 |
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