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Definition of backland - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
remote arealand located away from main areas
- The cabin is situated in the backland, far from the city.
2.
geographyRare land behind a primary settlement or developmentRare
- The village expanded into the backland.
Origin of backland
Old English, bæc (back) + land (land)
Examples of backland in a sentence
The backland is perfect for hiking. Farmers cultivated the fertile backland for crops. The city plans to develop the backland into a park.
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- French:arrière-pays, terre arrière, ...
- German:Hinterland, Rückland, ...
- Italian:zona remota, retroterra, ...
- Spanish:zona remota, interior, ...
- Portuguese:interior remoto, interior, ...
- Chinese:偏远地区, 腹地, ...
- Japanese:奥地, バックランド, ...
- Arabic:أراضٍ نائية, أرْض خَلْفِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:שְׁטַח נִדָּח, אֲזוֹרִים אֲחוֹרִיִּים, ...
- Russian:отдалённая местность, окрестности, ...
- Ukrainian:глухомань, задні землі, ...
- Hindi:दूरस्थ क्षेत्र, पिछली भूमि, ...
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