Llano is a noun used for a broad, grassycovered with grass or having a lot of grass plaina large area of flat land with little change in height with very few trees, especially in parts of Latin America. It names a type of landscapethe natural features of an area of land, especially scenery rather than a general flat area in every context.
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Pronunciation
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Accent: General American English
IPA: /ˈjɑnoʊ/
Easy pronunciation: YAH-noh (approximate spelling).
Stress: Stress the first syllable.
This is the noun meaning an extensive grassy plain, especially in Latin America.
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Llano Meaning
a large open plain with grass and very few trees
Part of speech: noun
Definition: an extensive grassy and nearly treeless plain, especially in Latin America
Example: The cattle grazed across the llano as the sun went down.
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Common Mistakes
- Using llano for any flat place; it usually refers to a specific kind of grassy plain, often in Latin America.
- Treating it as a common everyday English word; it is a borrowed term and is much less common than plain or prairie.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does llano mean?
Llano means a broad grassy plain with very few trees, especially in Latin America.
What part of speech is llano?
Llano is a noun.
What are synonyms for llano?
No strong direct synonyms were supplied in the source data. In general English, plain or prairie may be similar in some contexts, but they are not exact substitutes.
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