meadowland

/ˈmɛdoʊˈɫænd/ noun

A tract of land cultivated as a meadow.

Word Origin Meadowland is simply land that is meadow — a piece of grassy ground. Meadow comes from Old English 'mǣdwe', related to 'mow' (to cut grass), because meadows were mown for hay. Land is from Old English, and the compound is straightforward.

noun A tract of land cultivated as a meadow. countable

The farmer's meadowland was lush with clover and wildflowers after the spring rains.

(名词) 草场;草地;草甸

春雨过后,农夫的草场长满了茂密的三叶草和野花。

(sustantivo) Una extensión de tierra cultivada como pradera.

La pradera del agricultor estaba exuberante con trébol y flores silvestres después de las lluvias primaverales.

(nom) pré; prairie; herbage; pâturage [Étendue de terre cultivée et entretenue comme prairie.]

La prairie du fermier était luxuriante de trèfle et de fleurs sauvages après les pluies printanières.

(Substantiv) Ein Stück Land, das als Wiese genutzt oder bewirtschaftet wird.

Nach den Frühlingsregen war das **meadowland** des Bauern üppig mit Klee und Wildblumen bewachsen.

(名詞) 牧草地、牧草畑として耕作される土地

農家の牧草地は、春の雨の後、クローバーと野の花で青々と茂っていた。

(substantivo) prado; pastagem; ervaçal [Uma extensão de terra cultivada como prado.]

O prado do fazendeiro estava exuberante com trevo e flores silvestres após as chuvas de primavera.

Word parts: meadow + land

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