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1 бесхозная земля
1) General subject: land of uncertain ownership, no-man's land2) Engineering: ownerless land3) History: no man's land4) Business: waste -
2 бесхозяйная земля
leg.N.P. ownerless land, unowned land -
3 бесхозный
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4 бесхозный ая земля
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5 бесхозная земля
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6 бесхозный
разг.1) ( не имеющий хозяина) ownerlessбесхо́зная земля́ — no man's land
бесхо́зное иму́щество — property in abeyance
2) (оставленный без ухода, присмотра) unattended; abandoned
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