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countryside

/ˈkʌn.tri.saɪd/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa las zonas rurales de un país, generalmente caracterizadas por campos, bosques, pueblos y paisajes naturales, en contraste con las ciudades.

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noun

/ˈkʌn.tri.saɪd/A2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa las zonas rurales de un país, generalmente caracterizadas por campos, bosques, pueblos y paisajes naturales, en contraste con las ciudades.

A noun referring to the rural areas of a country, typically characterized by fields, forests, villages, and natural landscapes, as opposed to towns or cities.

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  1. Rural areaA2formal

    Land outside of cities and towns, typically with farms, fields, and natural scenery.

    esCampo

    • We spent the weekend exploring the beautiful countryside.
    • The countryside is much quieter than the city.
    • Many people move to the countryside for a slower pace of life.

    Sinónimosbackwoodsboondocksbushcountryfarmlandoutbackrural area

    Antónimoscitytownurban

  2. Natural landscapeA2formal

    The natural features of a rural area, including hills, forests, and rivers.

    espaisaje rural natural

    • The English countryside is famous for its green rolling hills.
    • She painted a picture of the countryside at sunset.
    • The countryside was covered in a blanket of snow.

    Sinónimoscountrylandscaperural areasceneryterrain

Formas
  • countrysides plural form
  • countrysides' possessive plural form
  • countryside's possessive singular form
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