llano (Meaning)

Wordnet

llano (n)

an extensive grassy and nearly treeless plain (especially in Latin America)

Webster

An extensive plain with or without vegetation.

The vast, flat llano stretched endlessly before us, a sea of grasslands.
The gauchos galloped across the llano, their horses' hooves thundered against the hard ground.
The dry, scorching wind blew across the llano, carrying with it the scent of burnt earth.
The endangered jaguar roamed the remote corners of the llano, its elusive presence a testament to the region's wild nature.
The llano was a place of harsh beauty, where life clung tenaciously to the unforgiving terrain.
The local cattle grazed lazily on the llano, their silhouettes blending with the landscape.
During the rainy season, the llano transformed into a verdant paradise, teeming with life.
The indigenous communities of the llano have preserved their traditional way of life, existing in harmony with the surrounding environment.
Scientists have long studied the llano's unique ecosystem, seeking to understand its fragile balance.
The llano, with its boundless vistas and untamed spirit, represents the untamed heart of South America.

an extensive grassy and nearly treeless plain (especially in Latin America)An extensive plain with or without vegetation.

pampa,prairie, plain, steppe, veldt, heath, campo, moor, savannah, savanna

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The vast, flat llano stretched endlessly before us, a sea of grasslands.

The gauchos galloped across the llano, their horses' hooves thundered against the hard ground.

The dry, scorching wind blew across the llano, carrying with it the scent of burnt earth.

The endangered jaguar roamed the remote corners of the llano, its elusive presence a testament to the region's wild nature.