Definition
Definition of wold - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
geographyDated UK tract of open rolling upland countryDated UK
- The Yorkshire Wolds are beautiful in spring.
2.
historyDated UK forest or wooded upland areaDated UK
- The ancient wold was dense and mysterious.
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tract of open rolling upland country 
forest or wooded upland area
Origin of wold
Old English, weald (forest)
Examples of wold in a sentence
She painted a landscape of the wold in autumn colors. They hiked through the wold, enjoying the scenery. The wold was home to many ancient trees.
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- French:paysage vallonné, forêt, ...
- German:Hochland, Wald, ...
- Italian:collina, bosco, ...
- Spanish:campo ondulado, bosque, ...
- Portuguese:planalto, floresta, ...
- Chinese:丘陵, 森林, ...
- Japanese:丘陵地, 森林地帯, ...
- Arabic:تِلال مُتَدَحْرِجَة, غابة مُرْتَفِعَة, ...
- Hebrew:רָמוֹת, גְּבַעָה מְיוּעֶרֶת, ...
- Russian:холмистая местность, лес, ...
- Ukrainian:височина, ліс, ...
- Hindi:वोल्ड, जंगल, ...
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