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overland

adverb (overland); adjective (overland)

«overland» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

Across land, by road or on foot, rather than by sea or by air. tree →

In the lessons

In history and geography it describes long journeys: pioneers travelling overland by wagon in America, explorers crossing Australia, trade routes like the Silk Road. Phrases: travel overland, an overland route, overland journey.

Examples

  • The pioneers travelled overland in covered wagons. tree →
  • We went overland by train from London to Rome instead of flying. tree →
  • The overland route through the desert took weeks. tree →
  • Some animals migrate overland, others by sea. tree →
  • The explorers carried water on their overland trek. tree →
  • The overland telegraph line crossed Australia. tree →

Note

One word. Can be adverb (they travelled overland) or adjective (an overland journey). Opposite: by sea, by air.

On Mova

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