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Definition of low-lying - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
geographysituated lower than nearby areas
- The low-lying fields were prone to flooding.
2.
sea levelat or below sea level
- The city is built on low-lying land.
Origin of low-lying
English, low (not high) + lying (resting)
Terms with low-lying included in their meaning
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geography
flat low-lying land adjacent to a sea
river
low-lying grassland by a river, seasonally flooded
geography
low-lying land near a river
geography
county in central England with low-lying areas
agriculture
low-lying alluvial land by a river
geography
low-lying basin in a river or stream
geography
region in Belgium with low-lying reclaimed land
geography
low-lying meadow by a river
Examples of low-lying in a sentence
Low-lying areas often have rich, fertile soil. Flooding is common in low-lying areas. Low-lying regions are at risk during storms.
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- French:bas, de basse altitude, ...
- German:tiefliegend, ...
- Italian:basso, a livello del mare, ...
- Spanish:bajos, bajo, ...
- Portuguese:baixo, ao nível do mar, ...
- Chinese:低洼的, 低于海平面的, ...
- Japanese:低地の, 海抜の低い, ...
- Arabic:مُنْخَفِض, واطئ, ...
- Hebrew:נָמוּךְ, ...
- Russian:низменный, ...
- Ukrainian:низинний, ...
- Hindi:निचला, निम्न-स्तरीय, ...
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