Definition
Definition of land-based - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
locationlocated on solid ground rather than on water or in air
- The country deployed land-based missiles along its northern border.
- The new land-based casino attracted tourists away from the cruise ships.
- They built a land-based radar station to monitor the coastline.
Origin of land-based
English, land (ground) + based (founded)
Terms with land-based included in their meaning
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industry
land-based operations or activities
acr: Indian Army
the land-based branch of India's armed forces
belief
characteristic of the Physiocrats' belief in land-based wealth
military
ottoman cavalryman recruited under a land-based system
biology
land-based community of organisms interacting with soil air and climate
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- French:terrestre, ...
- German:landgestützt, ...
- Italian:basato a terra, ...
- Spanish:terrestre, ...
- Portuguese:terrestre, ...
- Chinese:陆基的, ...
- Japanese:地上配備の, ...
- Arabic:بَرِّيّ, ...
- Hebrew:יַבַּשְׁתִּי, ...
- Russian:наземный, ...
- Ukrainian:наземний, ...
- Hindi:स्थल-आधारित, ...
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