any land发音

意思翻译

任何土地

相似词语短语

any any───任何

any any time───任何时候都可以

any───det.任何的；任一；一点，些许；尽可能多的；n.(Any)（美、俄、法、墨、巴）阿尼（人名）；adv.一点也（不），丝毫；（用于否定句末）根本（不）；（非正式）多少，压根儿；adj.任何的；所有的；丝毫的；pron.任何数量；任一，任何一些；任何人

land───n.国土；陆地；地面；vt.使…登陆；使…陷于；将…卸下；vi.登陆；到达；n.(Land)人名；(英、德、葡、瑞典)兰德

any float───任何浮点数

no any───没有

any apple───有苹果吗

any better───好一些

any water───有水吗

双语使用场景

The lease entitles the holder to use the buildings and any land attached thereto.───本租约持有人有权使用此建筑物以及所附属的土地。

also I continued in the work of this wall, neither bought we any land: and all my servants were gathered thither unto the work.───并且我恒心修造城墙，并没有置买田地。我的仆人也都聚集在那里做工。

government brought in a controversial law under which it could take any land it wanted.───政府推行了一条颇有争议的法律，根据这条法律，政府可以占据任何它想要的土地。

A horse has considerably wide vision (and the largest eyes of any land mammal) - being able to see a total field of up to 350 degrees.───马的视野覆盖范围相当广（它的眼睛也是陆生哺乳动物中最大的）能够看到350度开外的地方。

In those 28 years, China was involved in only three brief wars for self-defence without occupying any land of any other country.───28年间，中国只卷入了三次短暂的防御性战争，而且从未侵占他国的一寸领土。

Instead, I devoted myself to the work on this wall. All my men were assembled there for the work; we did not acquire any land.───并且我恒心修造城墙，并没有置买田地；我的仆人也都聚集在那里做工。

Vietnam has no claim to any land outside its mainland.───越南没有权利说其本土以外的地方属于越南。

You would hardly be able to see any land at all.───你几乎看不到一点陆地。

Or the management by a lessee of any land in an estate let to or occupied by HIM.───或由承租人管理任何由其出租或租用之土地物业。

英语使用场景

The Enclosure Acts refer to those acts which enabled wealthier landowners to seize any land to which tenants could prove no legal title and to divide into enclosed fields.

During the late 19th and early 19th centuries the open-field system ended when the Enclosure acts enabled weal their landowner to seize any land to which tenants could prove no legal title.

Set up in 2004, the RSPO requires members not to clear primary forest or any land that is valuable for communities and wildlife.

Any land in excess of this maximum was subject to compulsory purchase by the government.

A good head and an industrious hand are worth gold in any land. 

The lease entitles the holder to use the buildings and any land attached thereto.

The government brought in a controversial law under which it could take any land it wanted.

It shows him to be a man of sufficient moveable property but with hardly any land.