Übersetzung für "Weites land" in Englisch

Yeah, it's pretty big country out here all right.

Roam God's country, same as always.

I liked the big ones. I liked The Big Country.

Southern Africa is vast and on the whole sparsely populated.

Capitalism is a vast country.

Vast, fruitful land. Only at the edges encircled by trees and bushes.

The Austrian soul is a wide land.

The packaging sector is a broad area.

I travelled through wide open spaces and my view lingered in the distance.

It's a big country.

It's vast, the culture is rich, and we have a foothold in Hong Kong.

Experience the wide, extensive countryside, crisscrossed by many narrow canals and supported by dykes.

We arrive at Tjentište/Sutjeska national park and all gaze over a vast and untouched land.

Only one year ago there was nothing there except wide land of sand dunes.

We have to pass small mountains and again it follows vast country with soft hills.

France is a far land.

Brazil is also a big country, vast in territory, with diversified population.

USA is a massive country and is easiest to explore by car.

The inhabitants of the Persiceto thankfully donated to Giovanni Bentivoglio a vast piece of land, on which later the mansion and castle of "la Giovannina" was built.

I'm going to roam all over this great big beautiful land of ours and explore every cranny and nook and hill and dale that I ever dreamed of in my youth.

"I know their suffering and have come down... "to deliver them out of the hands of the Egyptians... "and to bring them up out of that land to a good and broad land.

Above this diagonal the soil is clayish and the land flat, the wide expanses punctuated by the contours of small villages and towns.

After living in the Netherlands or Germany, Swedenis very spacious. The one downsideto the country is the tax rates.

However, step by step the mountain forests gave way to bushes and then to open country.

Here we have the Chinese, four hundred millions of him, occupying a vast land of immense natural resources — resources of a twentieth century age, of a machine age; resources of coal and iron, which are the backbone of commercial civilization.