Summary
Land {noun}
pays · terre · terrain · Land
to land {verb}
débarquer · obtenir · atterrir · aborder · accoster · atterrir · apponter
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English-French translation for "Land"
"Land" French translation
Land {noun}
More than 80 per cent of the country's resources and land are traditionally owned.
They have the ability and the will to make of their country a land of success.
To quote our national anthem, we are 'a land of mountains, a land of valleys '.
The Netherlands, traditionally a country of asylum, had become a land of exclusion.
Eighteen countries have undertaken or are currently undertaking major land reforms.
Peasant and lord alike flee to the Holy Land in search of fortune or salvation.
In time, as a result of irrigation, the land of the West Bank will become fertile.
They have the ability and the will to make of their country a land of success.
Women can have access to land, and can assume ownership of land by obtaining title.
The brave and bold of that land have ventured back out into the world ever since.
Such umbilical systems avoid the need to take heavy slurry tankers onto the land.
The troops were moved up to Edmonton where there were only 640 acres of land.
(x) Details of the ownership of the coal company land and property after closure.
The contribution in land and money was introduced by the “Housing Law”, No.
Senators sought an explanation for the relatively high price for this land.
B'Teselem, “Land grab: Israel's settlement policy in the West Bank” (May 2002).
Agricultural investments and international land deals in Africa”, 26 May 2009.
Land Reform in Eastern Europe by Renee Giovarelli, David Bledsoe, October 2001
The Colonial Foundation of Zambia's Land Tenure System (NECZAM, Lusaka, 1980).
Securing women's interests within land tenure reforms: recent debates in Tanzania.
to land {verb}
to land [landed|landed] {vb} (also: to disembark, to off-load)
And how is it possible to land catches in an occupied country under this agreement?
Fishermen do not like being told you can only land in certain ports.
"And pray: ‘My Lord, let me land in a blessed place (in peace and safety and) with blessings from You.
Section 21 provides for the entitlement of a number of categories of persons to land and embark in the Territory.
As of now, it is illegal to land or sell bluefin of zero age and that of course is - in weight terms - less than 1.8 kilos.
to land [landed|landed] {vb} (also: to get, to secure, to obtain)
Women are the means to obtaining land and fostering family reproduction.
(b) Best practices in land resource management to achieve sustainable food cycles;
In others, IDPs are officially discouraged from obtaining land.
I applied to the Halifax land commission for a piece of land.
Farmers separated by the Wall from their land require permits to farm their land.
to land [landed|landed] {vb} [aviat.]
The crew decided to land as soon as possible in the Lawrencetown area.
An ECHO flight had been expected to land at the airstrip on 12 May.
On 6 and 7 September MONUC was denied clearance to land at Mbuji Mayi.
This extension would allow private jets to land on the island.
You mean, do I know how to land what's left of this thing?
to land [landed|landed] {vb} [naut.]
To set off for terra incognita with the hope of putting down roots in a new land.
The principle of “land for peace” remains equally valid in addressing the other tracks of the Middle East conflict.
To deal with the issue of land tenure.
National or regional action plans to address pollution from land-based sources are an important tool with which to address this problem.
to land [landed|landed] {vb} [naut.] (also: to come alongside)
Vessels, especially traditional dhows, can land and depart from the coast unregistered and undetected.
The fact that an estimated 1,000 refugees from Somalia arrive in Yemen each month proves how easy it is for ships to land undetected.
The provisions we have now also allow a ship at risk to dock in a port other than that designated, provided that it does not land its catch
The Atlantic Dawn and the Veronica are landing in Las Palmas.
In 1524, González Dávila landed in Puerto Caballos; Hernando de Soto reached the Atlantic coast, acting on the orders of Hernán Cortés, who was in Mexico.
to land [landed|landed] {v.i.}
to land [landed|landed] (on an aircraft carrier) {v.i.}
Land {noun}
B'Teselem, “Land grab: Israel's settlement policy in the West Bank” (May 2002).
Agricultural investments and international land deals in Africa”, 26 May 2009.
Land Reform in Eastern Europe by Renee Giovarelli, David Bledsoe, October 2001
The Colonial Foundation of Zambia's Land Tenure System (NECZAM, Lusaka, 1980).
Securing women's interests within land tenure reforms: recent debates in Tanzania.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "Land":
Synonyms (English) for "land":
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Synonyms (French) for "Land":
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Usage examples for "Land" in French
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Similar words
lampoon · lamppost · lamprey · lampshade · lan · Lancashire · Lance · lancer · lancet · lancinate · land · land-rover · land-surveyor · landcommandry · landed · landfall · landfill · landing · landing-stage · landlady · landline
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