LANDSCAPE


Meaning of LANDSCAPE in English

noun

BAD : Lots of kings chose to live here because of the beautiful landscape.

GOOD : Lots of kings chose to live here because of the beautiful scenery.

BAD : The landscape surrounding the village is really beautiful.

GOOD : The scenery surrounding the village is really beautiful.

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landscape = (a view, painting or photograph of) a wide area of land, especially in the countryside: 'Having reached the top of the hill, we sat and admired the landscape that stretched far into the distance.' 'Constable is known for his beautiful Suffolk landscapes.'

scenery = the natural features of the countryside (hills, valleys, fields etc) considered in terms of their beauty, especially those seen from a particular place: 'The train journey takes you through some breathtaking scenery.' 'Cycling means that you can get fit and enjoy the scenery at the same time.'

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