Definition of dry land in English:

dry land

noun

mass noun

Land as opposed to the sea or another body of water.
the tide came in and cut off his route to dry land
Example sentencesExamples
- Any rower whose boat overturns in the ship channel faces a tough job getting to dry land safely.
- A year ago today, at the height of the great floods, he wished for a while he were safely back on dry land in his South Bank terrace.
- Five years ago his brother Hugo was drowned in the harbour when he fell between two moored vessels as he made his way onto dry land.
- Fearless John Southern is back on dry land after three months at sea in the world's toughest yacht race.
- The find is enormously significant because it is the earliest evidence of a creature living on dry land rather than in the oceans.
- Soon dry land was in sight, and we emerged from the water, quite refreshed, at Big Bertha.
- On dry land, we go for long walks through the forest and up the rocky hills, dreaming of the trolls and woodland nymphs we might encounter.
- Imagine for a moment a remote Hebridean Island so studded with game fishing waters it's hard to find dry land.
- When she decided to swap the high seas for dry land, Sweeney wrote to Brookside producer Mal Young asking if he had work.
- Just as little Hannah landed safely on dry land, the sharks entered the water.
- This particular area is ideal for developing a golf course as it features fully matured trees and is good quality dry land.
- On Earth, valleys occur both on dry land and beneath the sea; there are also valleys on the Moon, Mars, and Venus.
- He pushed off from the ground and let the water pull him back towards dry land.
- Once you hit dry land, the island is joyously easy to explore.
- The mounts are as sacred in spirit as any pilgrim's peak on dry land and seem as close to a lost world as anyone might hope to find.
- These monstrous sea scorpions occasionally emerged out of the water to venture onto dry land.
- Westport man Brendan Minish is the team's radio and website wizard and he is here on dry land running the base station.
- Back on dry land he walked confidently round the pool, a different person.
- Most of these groups live either in the sea or on dry land, but not in both.
- They are also capable of emerging from water and crossing dry land.
Synonyms
terra firma, solid ground

Definition of dry land in US English:

dry land

nounˈdraɪ ˈlænd

Land as opposed to the sea or another body of water.
the tide came in and cut off his route to dry land
Example sentencesExamples
- On dry land, we go for long walks through the forest and up the rocky hills, dreaming of the trolls and woodland nymphs we might encounter.
- Soon dry land was in sight, and we emerged from the water, quite refreshed, at Big Bertha.
- Most of these groups live either in the sea or on dry land, but not in both.
- This particular area is ideal for developing a golf course as it features fully matured trees and is good quality dry land.
- When she decided to swap the high seas for dry land, Sweeney wrote to Brookside producer Mal Young asking if he had work.
- They are also capable of emerging from water and crossing dry land.
- Five years ago his brother Hugo was drowned in the harbour when he fell between two moored vessels as he made his way onto dry land.
- He pushed off from the ground and let the water pull him back towards dry land.
- Back on dry land he walked confidently round the pool, a different person.
- Westport man Brendan Minish is the team's radio and website wizard and he is here on dry land running the base station.
- On Earth, valleys occur both on dry land and beneath the sea; there are also valleys on the Moon, Mars, and Venus.
- Imagine for a moment a remote Hebridean Island so studded with game fishing waters it's hard to find dry land.
- Just as little Hannah landed safely on dry land, the sharks entered the water.
- Any rower whose boat overturns in the ship channel faces a tough job getting to dry land safely.
- Once you hit dry land, the island is joyously easy to explore.
- These monstrous sea scorpions occasionally emerged out of the water to venture onto dry land.
- The find is enormously significant because it is the earliest evidence of a creature living on dry land rather than in the oceans.
- Fearless John Southern is back on dry land after three months at sea in the world's toughest yacht race.
- The mounts are as sacred in spirit as any pilgrim's peak on dry land and seem as close to a lost world as anyone might hope to find.
- A year ago today, at the height of the great floods, he wished for a while he were safely back on dry land in his South Bank terrace.
Synonyms
terra firma, solid ground

单词	dry land
释义	Definition of dry land in English: dry land noun mass noun Land as opposed to the sea or another body of water. the tide came in and cut off his route to dry land Example sentencesExamples Any rower whose boat overturns in the ship channel faces a tough job getting to dry land safely. A year ago today, at the height of the great floods, he wished for a while he were safely back on dry land in his South Bank terrace. Five years ago his brother Hugo was drowned in the harbour when he fell between two moored vessels as he made his way onto dry land. Fearless John Southern is back on dry land after three months at sea in the world's toughest yacht race. The find is enormously significant because it is the earliest evidence of a creature living on dry land rather than in the oceans. Soon dry land was in sight, and we emerged from the water, quite refreshed, at Big Bertha. On dry land, we go for long walks through the forest and up the rocky hills, dreaming of the trolls and woodland nymphs we might encounter. Imagine for a moment a remote Hebridean Island so studded with game fishing waters it's hard to find dry land. When she decided to swap the high seas for dry land, Sweeney wrote to Brookside producer Mal Young asking if he had work. Just as little Hannah landed safely on dry land, the sharks entered the water. This particular area is ideal for developing a golf course as it features fully matured trees and is good quality dry land. On Earth, valleys occur both on dry land and beneath the sea; there are also valleys on the Moon, Mars, and Venus. He pushed off from the ground and let the water pull him back towards dry land. Once you hit dry land, the island is joyously easy to explore. The mounts are as sacred in spirit as any pilgrim's peak on dry land and seem as close to a lost world as anyone might hope to find. These monstrous sea scorpions occasionally emerged out of the water to venture onto dry land. Westport man Brendan Minish is the team's radio and website wizard and he is here on dry land running the base station. Back on dry land he walked confidently round the pool, a different person. Most of these groups live either in the sea or on dry land, but not in both. They are also capable of emerging from water and crossing dry land. Synonyms terra firma, solid ground Definition of dry land in US English: dry land nounˈdraɪ ˈlænd Land as opposed to the sea or another body of water. the tide came in and cut off his route to dry land Example sentencesExamples On dry land, we go for long walks through the forest and up the rocky hills, dreaming of the trolls and woodland nymphs we might encounter. Soon dry land was in sight, and we emerged from the water, quite refreshed, at Big Bertha. Most of these groups live either in the sea or on dry land, but not in both. This particular area is ideal for developing a golf course as it features fully matured trees and is good quality dry land. When she decided to swap the high seas for dry land, Sweeney wrote to Brookside producer Mal Young asking if he had work. They are also capable of emerging from water and crossing dry land. Five years ago his brother Hugo was drowned in the harbour when he fell between two moored vessels as he made his way onto dry land. He pushed off from the ground and let the water pull him back towards dry land. Back on dry land he walked confidently round the pool, a different person. Westport man Brendan Minish is the team's radio and website wizard and he is here on dry land running the base station. On Earth, valleys occur both on dry land and beneath the sea; there are also valleys on the Moon, Mars, and Venus. Imagine for a moment a remote Hebridean Island so studded with game fishing waters it's hard to find dry land. Just as little Hannah landed safely on dry land, the sharks entered the water. Any rower whose boat overturns in the ship channel faces a tough job getting to dry land safely. Once you hit dry land, the island is joyously easy to explore. These monstrous sea scorpions occasionally emerged out of the water to venture onto dry land. The find is enormously significant because it is the earliest evidence of a creature living on dry land rather than in the oceans. Fearless John Southern is back on dry land after three months at sea in the world's toughest yacht race. The mounts are as sacred in spirit as any pilgrim's peak on dry land and seem as close to a lost world as anyone might hope to find. A year ago today, at the height of the great floods, he wished for a while he were safely back on dry land in his South Bank terrace. Synonyms terra firma, solid ground
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