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mainland [ˈmeɪnlənd]1. noun• the Mainland ( = mainland Britain) la Grande-Bretagne (l'Angleterre, l'Écosse et le Pays de Galles)2. adjective* * *['meɪnlənd]noun territoire m continental
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