Definition of flatland in English:

flatland

noun ˈflatlandˈflætlænd

mass nounalso flatlands

Land with no hills, valleys, or mountains.
平地；平原
the flatlands of Lincolnshire
count noun a sandy flatland dotted with marshes
沼泽星罗棋布的一片沙质平地。
Example sentencesExamples
- Dry-rice agriculture is also practiced in the hilly areas between the flatlands.
- Since Hollenstein had grown up on a small farm in the flatlands of the Rhine River Valley, she had had nothing to prepare her physically for grueling mountain warfare except the work-regime of farm labor.
- Flying region is a mixture of flatlands and low hills - much safer than any alpine region.
- Anyway, the views from the top are terrific, one way down and out of the valley, over the flatlands to the North York Moors.
- Start in the flatlands of the Silicon Valley, where the hopes of software engineers and venture capitalists are slowly coming back to life after five lean years.
- The pampas are vast flatlands of cattle and horse farms.
- And, in a stretch of flatland in nearby hills, are more vivid totems of the Tiger God with the supreme Sun God, the Cattle God and the Land God.
- The fertile valley, surrounded by desert mountains, ends in flatlands and on to the sea.
- I made my way back to the valley flatlands of the Rhone.
- A few more days later still it will be time to leave these hills for the flatlands my family calls home.
- It subsumes mountain ranges, valleys and flatlands at an elevation range of more than 6,000 feet.
- That's all you need in these flatlands and the all-round views are super.
- Up well away from the river now in the heart of the flatland, insects are hitting the windshield.
- Frank and Ronald were born 30 years ago to working-class Catholic parents in the wet flatlands north of Amsterdam.
- The views out west over the flatlands are terrific.
- Then you go further south and the huge mountains turns into rolling hills and the rolling hills turn into flatlands.
- We are all very happy to be out of the hot, dry, dusty flatlands and in the cool, moist hills and mountains with fields that actually have grass in them.
- After exploring gentle mountain slopes, taiga flatland and highland barrens, we suddenly reached the plateau's edge.
- At first quick glance, the image appears to present a pretty nondescript, rusty-colored flatland dotted with rocks.
- There's nothing but flatland and trees for miles!
Synonyms
grassland, lowland, pasture, meadowland, open country, prairie, savannah, steppe

Definition of flatland in US English:

flatland

nounˈflatlandˈflætlænd

also flatlands

Land with no hills, valleys, or mountains.
平地；平原
another 100 miles of flatland
又一片100英里平地。
Example sentencesExamples
- And, in a stretch of flatland in nearby hills, are more vivid totems of the Tiger God with the supreme Sun God, the Cattle God and the Land God.
- After exploring gentle mountain slopes, taiga flatland and highland barrens, we suddenly reached the plateau's edge.
- The pampas are vast flatlands of cattle and horse farms.
- Dry-rice agriculture is also practiced in the hilly areas between the flatlands.
- It subsumes mountain ranges, valleys and flatlands at an elevation range of more than 6,000 feet.
- Up well away from the river now in the heart of the flatland, insects are hitting the windshield.
- We are all very happy to be out of the hot, dry, dusty flatlands and in the cool, moist hills and mountains with fields that actually have grass in them.
- There's nothing but flatland and trees for miles!
- That's all you need in these flatlands and the all-round views are super.
- Then you go further south and the huge mountains turns into rolling hills and the rolling hills turn into flatlands.
- Flying region is a mixture of flatlands and low hills - much safer than any alpine region.
- Start in the flatlands of the Silicon Valley, where the hopes of software engineers and venture capitalists are slowly coming back to life after five lean years.
- Frank and Ronald were born 30 years ago to working-class Catholic parents in the wet flatlands north of Amsterdam.
- The views out west over the flatlands are terrific.
- Anyway, the views from the top are terrific, one way down and out of the valley, over the flatlands to the North York Moors.
- A few more days later still it will be time to leave these hills for the flatlands my family calls home.
- The fertile valley, surrounded by desert mountains, ends in flatlands and on to the sea.
- I made my way back to the valley flatlands of the Rhone.
- Since Hollenstein had grown up on a small farm in the flatlands of the Rhine River Valley, she had had nothing to prepare her physically for grueling mountain warfare except the work-regime of farm labor.
- At first quick glance, the image appears to present a pretty nondescript, rusty-colored flatland dotted with rocks.
Synonyms
grassland, lowland, pasture, meadowland, open country, prairie, savannah, steppe

词汇	flatland
释义	Definition of flatland in English: flatland noun ˈflatlandˈflætlænd mass nounalso flatlands Land with no hills, valleys, or mountains. 平地；平原 the flatlands of Lincolnshire count noun a sandy flatland dotted with marshes 沼泽星罗棋布的一片沙质平地。 Example sentencesExamples Dry-rice agriculture is also practiced in the hilly areas between the flatlands. Since Hollenstein had grown up on a small farm in the flatlands of the Rhine River Valley, she had had nothing to prepare her physically for grueling mountain warfare except the work-regime of farm labor. Flying region is a mixture of flatlands and low hills - much safer than any alpine region. Anyway, the views from the top are terrific, one way down and out of the valley, over the flatlands to the North York Moors. Start in the flatlands of the Silicon Valley, where the hopes of software engineers and venture capitalists are slowly coming back to life after five lean years. The pampas are vast flatlands of cattle and horse farms. And, in a stretch of flatland in nearby hills, are more vivid totems of the Tiger God with the supreme Sun God, the Cattle God and the Land God. The fertile valley, surrounded by desert mountains, ends in flatlands and on to the sea. I made my way back to the valley flatlands of the Rhone. A few more days later still it will be time to leave these hills for the flatlands my family calls home. It subsumes mountain ranges, valleys and flatlands at an elevation range of more than 6,000 feet. That's all you need in these flatlands and the all-round views are super. Up well away from the river now in the heart of the flatland, insects are hitting the windshield. Frank and Ronald were born 30 years ago to working-class Catholic parents in the wet flatlands north of Amsterdam. The views out west over the flatlands are terrific. Then you go further south and the huge mountains turns into rolling hills and the rolling hills turn into flatlands. We are all very happy to be out of the hot, dry, dusty flatlands and in the cool, moist hills and mountains with fields that actually have grass in them. After exploring gentle mountain slopes, taiga flatland and highland barrens, we suddenly reached the plateau's edge. At first quick glance, the image appears to present a pretty nondescript, rusty-colored flatland dotted with rocks. There's nothing but flatland and trees for miles! Synonyms grassland, lowland, pasture, meadowland, open country, prairie, savannah, steppe Definition of flatland in US English: flatland nounˈflatlandˈflætlænd also flatlands Land with no hills, valleys, or mountains. 平地；平原 another 100 miles of flatland 又一片100英里平地。 Example sentencesExamples And, in a stretch of flatland in nearby hills, are more vivid totems of the Tiger God with the supreme Sun God, the Cattle God and the Land God. After exploring gentle mountain slopes, taiga flatland and highland barrens, we suddenly reached the plateau's edge. The pampas are vast flatlands of cattle and horse farms. Dry-rice agriculture is also practiced in the hilly areas between the flatlands. It subsumes mountain ranges, valleys and flatlands at an elevation range of more than 6,000 feet. Up well away from the river now in the heart of the flatland, insects are hitting the windshield. We are all very happy to be out of the hot, dry, dusty flatlands and in the cool, moist hills and mountains with fields that actually have grass in them. There's nothing but flatland and trees for miles! That's all you need in these flatlands and the all-round views are super. Then you go further south and the huge mountains turns into rolling hills and the rolling hills turn into flatlands. Flying region is a mixture of flatlands and low hills - much safer than any alpine region. Start in the flatlands of the Silicon Valley, where the hopes of software engineers and venture capitalists are slowly coming back to life after five lean years. Frank and Ronald were born 30 years ago to working-class Catholic parents in the wet flatlands north of Amsterdam. The views out west over the flatlands are terrific. Anyway, the views from the top are terrific, one way down and out of the valley, over the flatlands to the North York Moors. A few more days later still it will be time to leave these hills for the flatlands my family calls home. The fertile valley, surrounded by desert mountains, ends in flatlands and on to the sea. I made my way back to the valley flatlands of the Rhone. Since Hollenstein had grown up on a small farm in the flatlands of the Rhine River Valley, she had had nothing to prepare her physically for grueling mountain warfare except the work-regime of farm labor. At first quick glance, the image appears to present a pretty nondescript, rusty-colored flatland dotted with rocks. Synonyms grassland, lowland, pasture, meadowland, open country, prairie, savannah, steppe
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