Definition of red land in English:

red land

noun ˌrɛd ˈland

1Soil of a reddish colour, typically due to the presence of iron oxides; (in singular or plural) a region characterized by such soil.
2Slang. As Redland. (A name for) the Soviet Union. Also: (a name for) the countries of the Warsaw Pact considered collectively. Now historical.

noun ˌrɛd ˈland

Land that has been cleared of vegetation, crops, etc.; ploughed land suitable for new planting; arable land.

Origin

Middle English. From red + land
late Middle English; earliest use found in Parliamentary Papers. Apparently partly from red, past participle of rede + land, and partly from rid, past participle of rid + land.

Definition of red land in US English:

red land

nounˌrɛd ˈland

1Soil of a reddish colour, typically due to the presence of iron oxides; (in singular or plural) a region characterized by such soil.
2Slang. As Redland. (A name for) the Soviet Union. Also: (a name for) the countries of the Warsaw Pact considered collectively. Now historical.

nounˌrɛd ˈland

Land that has been cleared of vegetation, crops, etc.; ploughed land suitable for new planting; arable land.

Origin

Middle English. From red + land<br>late Middle English; earliest use found in Parliamentary Papers. Apparently partly from red, past participle of rede + land, and partly from rid, past participle of rid + land.

单词	red land
释义	Definition of red land in English: red land noun ˌrɛd ˈland 1Soil of a reddish colour, typically due to the presence of iron oxides; (in singular or plural) a region characterized by such soil. 2Slang. As Redland. (A name for) the Soviet Union. Also: (a name for) the countries of the Warsaw Pact considered collectively. Now historical. noun ˌrɛd ˈland Land that has been cleared of vegetation, crops, etc.; ploughed land suitable for new planting; arable land. Origin Middle English. From red + land late Middle English; earliest use found in Parliamentary Papers. Apparently partly from red, past participle of rede + land, and partly from rid, past participle of rid + land. Definition of red land in US English: red land nounˌrɛd ˈland 1Soil of a reddish colour, typically due to the presence of iron oxides; (in singular or plural) a region characterized by such soil. 2Slang. As Redland. (A name for) the Soviet Union. Also: (a name for) the countries of the Warsaw Pact considered collectively. Now historical. nounˌrɛd ˈland Land that has been cleared of vegetation, crops, etc.; ploughed land suitable for new planting; arable land. Origin Middle English. From red + land<br>late Middle English; earliest use found in Parliamentary Papers. Apparently partly from red, past participle of rede + land, and partly from rid, past participle of rid + land.
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