tract of land
A 'tract of land' is often used in real estate, urban planning, and environmental contexts to describe a significant portion of land set aside for specific purposes.
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Definition
B2Real Estate
(common)A large area of land under single ownership or control, often designated for development or sale.
Example
- The company purchased a vast tract of land for building new homes.
C1Urban Planning
(technical)A significant portion of land allocated for a specific use, such as parks, residential areas, or commercial developments.
Example
- The city set aside a tract of land for a new industrial park.
B2Agriculture
(common)A continuous expanse of land used for farming or other agricultural activities.
Example
- Farmers cultivated a large tract of land for growing crops.