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wasteland

/ˈweɪst.lænd/

Übersetzung: Unfruchtbares oder ödes Gebiet, meist unbewohnt und für Ackerbau oder Bebauung ungeeignet; auch übertragen für einen geistig oder kulturell leeren Bereich.

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noun

/ˈweɪst.lænd/B2formal
  • deUnfruchtbares oder ödes Gebiet, meist unbewohnt und für Ackerbau oder Bebauung ungeeignet; auch übertragen für einen geistig oder kulturell leeren Bereich.

A barren or desolate area of land, typically one that is uninhabited and unsuitable for cultivation or development.

  1. Barren or desolate areaB2formal

    A barren, empty, or uninhabited area of land, often considered worthless for cultivation or development.

    deÖdland

    • The abandoned factory turned the area into an industrial wasteland.
    • After the drought, the farmland became a dry wasteland.
    • The desert stretched out before them, a vast and empty wasteland.

    Synonymebadlandsbarrendesertdust bowlwastewilderness

    Antonymefertilegardenoasisparadise

  2. Metaphorical emptinessC1formal

    A place, situation, or period of time that is spiritually, intellectually, or culturally empty or unproductive.

    deÖde

    • The post-war years were a cultural wasteland for the country.
    • He felt his life had become a wasteland of routine and boredom.
    • The internet can be a wasteland of misinformation and trivial content.

    Synonymebarrennessdesertemptinessvacuumvoidwastewilderness

Formen
  • wastelands plural form
  • wastelands' possessive plural form
  • wasteland's possessive singular form
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