Examples of using Patch of land in English and their translations into French
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I have got my eye on this patch of land.
Anyone with a patch of land can grow a food forest!
Beyond that was a large empty patch of land.
This fertile patch of land is dubbed the‘earthly paradise.
Sow no more seeds in that patch of land, quickly!.
People also translate
Another patch of land is selected and the process is repeated.
You will then see that patch of land differently.
Another patch of land is selected and the process is repeated.
Nothing is as close to heaven as this little patch of land..
Every family has their patch of land, which allows them to live.
You become the God of your own little patch of land!
The lucky ones have a patch of land they own and can feed themselves.
A weaver employed in a mill hires a labourer to till his patch of land.
I won't argue about a patch of land and whereabout of a river!
If it is just a few people,we will offer them a roof and a patch of land.
A state is defined as a patch of land with a sovereign government.
We're all just cavemen trying to protect our little patch of land.
Selling your patch of land to pay for a legal procedure, is that a solution?
Regina is such a lovely host,and this beautiful patch of land is just idyllic.
This small patch of land, peaceful and green is a genuine small corner of paradise.
The Russian builds himself a dacha and clears a patch of land for his vegetable garden.
On the estate, each patch of land is harvested at optimum maturity, which is why the harvests are very long.
The following month, the settlers cut olive trees in another patch of land belonging to his family.
In 1994, that patch of land became the JBO, the city's first example of an urban wildlife site.
The story goes that a farmer bought a patch of land that was inhabited by the boggart.
A magnificent team has enriched Irpinia with warmth,by searching for it on a space-time journey on this green patch of land.
This is done by choosing a patch of land with good drainage and digging a trench.
I walked towards him;I had to step on bodies to get to him- there was no patch of land without bodies.
With me, every lawn corner, every patch of land turns into an international race track!
In 1967, the Government put agriculture on the national school curriculum, andseveral seminarians started to cultivate a patch of land or raise chickens.