Landscape vs scenery - WordReference Forums
Nov 9, 2006 · Technically, scenery is everything that makes up the scene you are looking at. It can be entirely manmade structures--buildings, streets, etc. A landscape is a view that includes mainly the land and its features--hills and mountains, trees and other plants, streams and ponds, etc. A seascape is an ocean scene. A cityscape is an urban scene.
Scenery / landscape - WordReference Forums
Sep 8, 2013. #9. "Scenery" and "landscape" can be used interchangeably. "Views" emphasizes the ability to look out over the scenery/landscape, usually from an elevation (hill, cliff, top of a castle, etc.), although you could also say "We got wonderful views of the rural landscape from the window of the train."
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May 20, 2021 · And do these all work? 1. This postcard shows the beautiful landscape/scenery of Hawaii. 2. They enjoyed the spectacular view of the mountain landscape/scenery. 3. The landscape/scenery in the Alps was spectacular. 4. There's …
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Dec 2, 2005 · Scenery lo veo mas como el paisaje en una foto, pintura o lo que puedes ver desde la ventana de tu hotel y Landsacpe es el paisaje de verdad, el real, el fisico. "we have to conserve our rural landscape", se refiere al paisaje rural con todos sus elementos en cambio dices "enjoy this mountain scenery". Es cuestión de matiz
scenery/landscape - WordReference Forums
Dec 2, 2007 · Hi, In dictionary, I find the definitions for both scenery and landscape. scenery: [U] general natural features of an area, eg mountains, valleys, rivers, forests. landscape (when not referring to paintings) : [C] scenery of an area of land Thus, I find the following two items can be...
Countryside, landscape, scenery | WordReference Forums
Oct 10, 2011 · Hello and thanks in advance, Could you explain me the difference among countryside, landscape and scenery if there is any one. Please, correct my mistakes.
unspoiled landscape - WordReference Forums
Mar 30, 2022 · It was an unspoiled landscape/scenery/view. Tegs Mód ar líne. English (Ireland) Mar 30, 2022 #2 It doesn ...
See (the) landscapes - WordReference Forums
Jan 7, 2018 · English - all over the USA. Jan 7, 2018. #2. I love walking in the country to see the landscapes. I love walking in the country to see landscapes. Both are correct. But, they convey different meanings. When you say, "I love walking in the country to see the landscapes.", you mean you love the landscapes of a particular place or region.
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Dec 19, 2010 · in the countryside 525 hits in 251 texts. in the country 2834 hits in 1201 texts. to the countryside 158 hits in 97 texts. to the country 413 hits in 297 texts. so it is certainly used in British English. Looking at the in the countryside hits there are certainly some where I …
what a beautiful view/what beautiful scenery - WordReference …
May 4, 2009 · Hello there, I'm wondering whether it is wrong or correct to say "what beautiful scenery" to express admiration. According to English grammar, it must be used without article because "scenery" is an uncountable noun. But it sounds a bitt odd and awkward for me, and I never saw anyone use that construction whatsoever.