landlocked in Czech
landlocked in Czech is vnitrozemský — landlocked means enclosed by land on every side, with no coastline or access to the sea.
landlocked in Czech
vnitrozemský
(of a country, geographical region, etc.) Surrounded by land (having no borders with the sea).
What does "landlocked" mean?
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adjective Enclosed by land on every side, with no coastline or access to the sea.
"Bolivia and Paraguay are the two landlocked countries in South America."
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adjective Of a piece of land, surrounded entirely by other properties with no access to a public road.
"The buyer discovered too late that the plot was landlocked."
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landlocked in a sentence
- Bolivia and Paraguay are the two landlocked countries in South America.
- Being landlocked, the nation relies on its neighbors for sea access.
- The buyer discovered too late that the plot was landlocked.
- A landlocked parcel usually needs a legal easement before it can be sold on.
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What is "landlocked" in Czech?
"landlocked" in Czech is vnitrozemský. landlocked means: Enclosed by land on every side, with no coastline or access to the sea.
How do you use "landlocked" in a sentence?
Example: "Bolivia and Paraguay are the two landlocked countries in South America." In Czech, "landlocked" is vnitrozemský.
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