Significados de marshy land en inglés

The reclamation of swamp or marshy land on particular farms of your locality.

It's nonsense to think of that marshy land ever being valuable.

Behind this fringe of marshy land you see the finest country in the world.

The whole tract of marshy land on the left was hidden from view by a silvery mist.

As we stepped down upon the marshy land we noticed that a fine, drizzling autumn rain was falling.

He pointed out where the ensilage pits had been dug in too marshy land, which endangered the young corn.

At the foot of the hill was a piece of marshy land where there had once been a spring.

At last he came to a bridge which stretched over a deep river flowing through a flat and marshy land.

Juan lived by himself in a house much like Raphael's own, but there were no neighbors to share his marshy land.

Many of the fields were under water, and stretches of the marshy land were still covered with wide streaks of snow.

It was a wide extent of marshy land, and they would probably find good sport, for water-birds ought to swarm there.

It is far better, however, more especially if a piece of marshy land is at hand, to turn him out in that.

It has a coast-line of about 3,000 miles, nearly the whole of which is low and marshy land.

In Russia, there is a plant growing in marshy land, known as the rasir-trava, which when applied to locks causes them to open instantly.

All these birds inhabit marshy land, or the banks of streams, and derive their food from the insect life that swarms near the water.

One day I was walking over some marshy land in Galway with a friend when we found an old, hard-featured man digging a ditch.