farmland in Russian
farmland in Russian is [[пахотный|па́хотная]] [[земля́]], [[сельскохозяйственный|сельскохозя́йственное]] [[уго́дье]], [[фермерский|фе́рмерское]] [[уго́дье]] — farmland means land used or suitable for growing crops or raising livestock.
farmland in Russian
What does "farmland" mean?
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noun Land used or suitable for growing crops or raising livestock.
"Miles of farmland stretched out on either side of the road."
farmland in a sentence
- Miles of farmland stretched out on either side of the road.
- Developers want to build houses on what used to be farmland.
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What is "farmland" in Russian?
"farmland" in Russian is [[пахотный|па́хотная]] [[земля́]], [[сельскохозяйственный|сельскохозя́йственное]] [[уго́дье]], [[фермерский|фе́рмерское]] [[уго́дье]]. farmland means: Land used or suitable for growing crops or raising livestock.
How do you pronounce [[пахотный|па́хотная]] [[земля́]]?
"farmland" in Russian is [[пахотный|па́хотная]] [[земля́]], pronounced "[[pakhotnyy|pakhotnaya]] [[zemlya]]".
How do you use "farmland" in a sentence?
Example: "Miles of farmland stretched out on either side of the road." In Russian, "farmland" is [[пахотный|па́хотная]] [[земля́]], [[сельскохозяйственный|сельскохозя́йственное]] [[уго́дье]], [[фермерский|фе́рмерское]] [[уго́дье]].
Are there other ways to say "farmland" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "farmland": [[пахотный|па́хотная]] [[земля́]], [[сельскохозяйственный|сельскохозя́йственное]] [[уго́дье]], [[фермерский|фе́рмерское]] [[уго́дье]].