landscape in Greek
landscape in Greek is τοπίο — landscape means a stretch of land and everything visible in it, especially its scenery.
landscape in Greek
τοπίο
Pronounced: topio
What does "landscape" mean?
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noun A stretch of land and everything visible in it, especially its scenery.
"The rolling hills and vineyards made for a stunning landscape."
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noun A picture or painting depicting outdoor scenery.
"She hung a landscape of the Scottish highlands above the fireplace."
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noun A wider set of circumstances or situation viewed as a whole, especially in business or politics.
"The competitive landscape has changed a lot since streaming took off."
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verb To plan and construct planting, paths, and features to improve outdoor land.
"They hired someone to landscape the back garden."
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landscape in a sentence
- The rolling hills and vineyards made for a stunning landscape.
- From the plane window, the desert landscape stretched to the horizon.
- She hung a landscape of the Scottish highlands above the fireplace.
- The competitive landscape has changed a lot since streaming took off.
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What is "landscape" in Greek?
"landscape" in Greek is τοπίο. landscape means: A stretch of land and everything visible in it, especially its scenery.
How do you pronounce τοπίο?
"landscape" in Greek is τοπίο, pronounced "topio".
How do you use "landscape" in a sentence?
Example: "The rolling hills and vineyards made for a stunning landscape." In Greek, "landscape" is τοπίο.
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