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Meanings of backwoods in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "hinterland"
Examples for "hinterland"
1
They saw vividly the Jugoslavs in the suburbs and the non-Italian hinterland.
2
The hinterland of the Province of Ungava is also a Canadian possession.
3
The French delegation were left to wander through the hinterland like out-castes.
4
They remain in that mysterious and murky hinterland that can encourage obsession.
5
The only firing was coming from behind them, from the hinterland-AsphoFields.
1
If I could even get a cab out here in the boondocks.
2
A quaint little rural town, but to us it was the boondocks.
3
Just for the record, Ainslie is not out in the boondocks.
4
Humble Tom Whaley from the boondocks of colonial Ireland had outdone the British Chancellor.
5
So what did you do to get yourself exiled up here to the boondocks?
1
Nor were all the settlers of the Virginia back country emancipated servants.
2
I They looked to me like peasants of any province's back country.
3
Open roads will remain accessible and back country toilets will also remain open.
4
The town appears to have considerable trade with the back country.
5
The sawmill lay on the direct trail to the back country.
Usage of backwoods in anglès
1
The following is a record of days of travel in the backwoods:-
2
Job creation cannot accelerate while South Africa lingers in the internet backwoods.
3
The forest provided his food, which in the backwoods cost him naught.
4
There were very few books in the cabins of that backwoods settlement.
5
The Missouri backwoods-men manifested an almost incredible interest in this wonderful gun.
6
He was a backwoods boy himself; he knew how to handle mules.
7
No Chivas Regal here; this was the fictional equivalent of backwoods popskull.
8
He was, and will always remain, the type of the backwoods preacher.
9
She, too, had grown up among the rude scenes of the backwoods.
10
And this was no backwoods girl, she'd understand if he explained it.
11
It would show he has an open mind towards those backwoods bumpkins.
12
We entered among swarming crowds, a little world dropped into the backwoods.
13
He is a thorough backwoods rooster and he may have got lost.
14
You don't know jest what that means up here in the backwoods.
15
Our founders hated room as much as a backwoods farmer hates trees.
16
He became a backwoods lawyer with apparently no advantages or encouraging prospects.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common