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A remote and undeveloped area.

hinterland

The suburban area surrounding a city.

Uso de hinterland en inglés
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They saw vividly the Jugoslavs in the suburbs and the non-Italian hinterland.
Public Opinion
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The hinterland of the Province of Ungava is also a Canadian possession.
A Labrador Doctor / The Autobiography of Wilfred Thomason Grenfe...
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The French delegation were left to wander through the hinterland like out-castes.
Quicksilver
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They remain in that mysterious and murky hinterland that can encourage obsession.
The Irish Times
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The only firing was coming from behind them, from the hinterland-AsphoFields.
Aspho Fields
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On the journey back to Bilbao the train snaked through the hinterland.
The Guardian
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Like all such hinterland sciences, it is a happy hunting-ground for adventurers.
Mankind in the Making
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Next time she stopped, a wife turned up suddenly from the hinterland.
The Irish Times
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Unlike its eclectic precursors, Balearic and chillout, it lacks an eccentric hinterland.
The Guardian
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That transformation has already helped spur a spending surge in the hinterland.
Reuters
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She walked on, along unfamiliar pavements in the hinterland of Harley Street.
La's orchestra saves the world
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We must live in a hinterland of half darkness, isolated and solipsistic.
Perdido Street Station
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Conditions in more remote areas in the mountainous hinterland were unknown.
Reuters
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Like in the West, the hinterland tends to support the right.
The Belgian Curtain: Europe after Communism
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The developers plan to attract shoppers from a wide area of Gorey's hinterland.
The Irish Times
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Since then the city has continued to expand southwards into its Waterford hinterland.
Independent.ie
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