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- lancetfish/ˈlɑːnsɪtfɪʃ/A large, elongated, predatory deep-sea fish with a long, sharp snout and fang-like teeth.nounC2
- lancewood/ˈlɑːnswʊd/A type of tough, elastic wood from certain trees, historically valued for making fishing rods, carriage shafts, and tool handles.nounC2/Rare
- lanchow/ˌlænˈtʃaʊ/The historical romanization of Lanzhou, the capital city of Gansu province in northwestern China.nounVery Low / Archaic
- lancinate/ˈlænsɪneɪt/To pierce or stab sharply; to cause a sudden, piercing pain.adjectiveverb-transitiveC2 / Very Rare / Archaic
- land/lænd/The solid surface of the earth that is not permanently covered by water; ground, earth, or soil.nounverbverb-intransitiveverb-transitiveA1
- land agent/ˈlænd ˌeɪ.dʒənt/A person who manages, buys, or sells land on behalf of the owner, typically focusing on rural or agricultural properties.nounC1
- land art/ˈlænd ɑːt/An art movement or practice in which the landscape and natural materials are the medium, with the resulting work being created and situated in a natural, often remote, outdoor location.nounC1/C2
- land bank/ˈlænd ˌbæŋk/A large area of land acquired and held, typically by a company, government, or financial institution, for future use, development, or as an investment.nounC1
- land breeze/ˈlænd ˌbriːz/A wind that blows from the land toward a body of water, especially at night.nounMedium
- land bridge/ˈlænd ˌbrɪdʒ/A strip of land connecting two larger landmasses, typically allowing the migration of animals and humans between them.nounB2
- land contract/ˈlænd ˌkɒn.trækt/A legal agreement for buying and selling real estate where the buyer makes payments directly to the seller, instead of getting a loan from a bank. The seller keeps ownership until the contract is fully paid.nounC1
- land crab/ˈlænd ˌkræb/A type of crab that is adapted to live primarily on land rather than in water, although it returns to the sea to breed.nounLow
- land dayak/ˌlænd ˈdaɪ.æk/A member of a group of indigenous peoples primarily inhabiting the interior regions of Borneo, historically distinguished from coastal or sea-going Dayak groups.nounVery Low
- land forces/ˈlænd ˌfɔː.sɪz/The branch of a nation's armed forces that fights primarily on land using soldiers and ground-based military equipment.plural-nounC1
- land freeze/ˈlænd ˌfriːz/An official order temporarily halting all transactions or transfers of land ownership, typically issued by a government authority.nounLow
- land girl/ˈlænd ˌɡɜːl/A woman who worked on a farm in Britain during the First or Second World War, replacing male agricultural workers who were away fighting.nounC1/C2 (Historical Reference)
- land grab/ˈlænd ˌɡræb/The act of seizing land, especially quickly and often unfairly.nounC1-C2
- land grant/ˈlænd ˌɡrɑːnt/An area of land given by a government to an individual, corporation, or institution (especially a college or university) for a specific purpose, such as development, settlement, or funding education.nounC1
- land lane/ˈlænd ˌleɪn/A narrow strip of land, often between properties or fields, or a designated path or route across land.nounLow
- land legs/ˈlænd ˌleɡz/One's ability to walk or move normally on solid ground after being at sea for a period of time.plural-nounMedium
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