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1 das Land
- {country} nước, quốc gia, đất nước, tổ quốc, quê hương, xứ sở, nhân dân, số ít vùng, xứ, miền, địa hạt, lĩnh vực, số ít nông thôn, thôn dã - {countryside} nông thôn, miền quê, vùng quê, địa phương, nhân dân miền quê, nhân dân địa phương - {county} hạt, tỉnh, nhân dân hạt, đất bá tước - {land} đất, đất liền, đất trồng, đất đai, vùng, điền sản - {soil} vết bẩn, vết nhơ, sự làm nhơ bẩn, rác rưởi = an Land {ashore}+ = ans Land {on shore}+ = aufs Land {down into the country}+ = über Land {overland}+ = unter Land {in shore}+ = das Stück Land {plot}+ = auf dem Land {in the country; on shore}+ = Land sichten {to make land}+ = Land sichten (Marine) {to make the land}+ = nahe dem Land {onshore}+ = an Land gehen {to disembark; to go ashore}+ = das eroberte Land {conquest}+ = das Land absuchen [nach] {to beat up the country [for]}+ = ein Stück Land {a parcel of land}+ = das unbebaute Land {wild}+ = das Stückchen Land {patch}+ = aufs Land gehen {to go into the country}+ = an Land bringen {to land}+ = das fruchtbare Land {fat land}+ = an Land schwemmen {to wash ashore}+ = wieder Land sehen {to see daylight; to see the end of the tunnel}+ = vom Land abstoßen (Marine) {to shove off}+ = aufs Land schicken {to rusticate; to send down}+ = das aufgeforstete Land {afforestation}+ = das Abstecken von Land {location}+ = im Land herumziehen {to dash around the country}+ = das trockengelegte Land {dereliction; intake}+ = ein Land durchreisen {to travel around a country}+ = über Land transportieren {to portage}+ = das offene, hochgelegene Land {down}+ = das Land fluchtartig verlassen {to flee the country}+ = jemanden aus dem Land weisen {to expel someone from the country}+ = sich dicht unter Land halten (Marine) {to hug the land}+
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flee — verb 1) she fled to her room Syn: run (away/off), run for it, make a run for it, dash, take flight, be gone, make off, take off, take to one s heels, make a break for it, bolt, beat a (hasty) retreat, make a quick exit, make one s getaway,… … Thesaurus of popular words
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