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landscapes

"Landscapes" is the plural form of "landscape," a word with a few closely related but distinct meanings. It can refer to the natural world around you, a type of painting or photograph, or even something more abstract like a situation or field of knowledge.

A landscape is everything you can see when you look across a wide area of land the hills, fields, rivers, trees, and sky all together. Think of standing on a hill and looking out at the countryside. Everything in that view is the landscape.

everyday language, geography · Modern, widely used

The landscapes of New Zealand are famous for their dramatic mountains and green valleys.

In art, a landscape is a picture a painting, drawing, or photograph whose main subject is natural scenery like mountains, fields, or rivers, rather than people or objects.

art, photography · Modern, widely used

The museum has a beautiful collection of 19th-century landscapes painted in oil.

She prefers shooting landscapes over portraits when she goes hiking.

3nounfigurativeoverall situation or field

You can use 'landscape' figuratively to describe the general state or overview of a complex situation, industry, or area of life as if you are looking at it from above, like a real landscape. It helps you talk about the 'big picture.'

business, politics, everyday language · Modern, widely used · figurative

When someone landscapes a garden, park, or yard, they plan and shape it to look attractive planting trees, laying grass, adding paths, and so on. It is the work of making outdoor spaces beautiful and organized.

gardening, architecture · Modern, widely used

The city landscaped the area around the new library with trees and flower beds.

He landscapes gardens for a living and has worked on some stunning properties.

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