landlocked in Greek
landlocked in Greek is ηπειρωτικός — landlocked means enclosed by land on every side, with no coastline or access to the sea.
landlocked in Greek
ηπειρωτικός
Pronounced: ipeirotikos
(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 Greek?
"landlocked" in Greek is ηπειρωτικός. landlocked means: Enclosed by land on every side, with no coastline or access to the sea.
How do you pronounce ηπειρωτικός?
"landlocked" in Greek is ηπειρωτικός, pronounced "ipeirotikos".
How do you use "landlocked" in a sentence?
Example: "Bolivia and Paraguay are the two landlocked countries in South America." In Greek, "landlocked" is ηπειρωτικός.
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