terra firma in English

noun

1

dry land; the ground as distinct from the sea or air.

Illustrated with pictures from space as well as a few taken on terra firma it deals with all aspects of weather both devastating and wonderful.

noun

dry land, earth, land, ground, solid ground

Use "terra firma" in a sentence

1. We were glad to be back on terra firma.

2. What a relief to step out on terra firma again!

3. We were glad to be back on terra firma again.

4. After the rough sea voyage we were glad to reach terra firma.

5. Their celestial explorations are firmly rooted where they are, on terra firma.

6. You've probably heard that whales evolved from animals that lived on terra firma.

7. Whether his celestial laundry - folding technique is any better on terra firma wasn't clear.

8. We know that our planet —the terra firma and the vast oceans— cannot sing.

9. It was good to get back on terra firma again after that awful sea crossing.

10. After two days at sea, it was good to be back on terra firma again.

11. Or a biological fallout shelter where survivors seek refuge from the toxic terra firma above.

12. 1555 Marshall Ave S, Grand Rapids, MI 49507 MI [phone] Terra Firma Bouldering Co

13. The rain seeps down through the snow and forms a bit of terra firma when the temperature plummets.

14. Presently, Pho Que is no longer a small islet because the river section separating it from terra firma was filled up.

15. But Barrancos can be two faced friends to those who traverse them and it pays to keep your wits about you and your feet carefully on terra firma

16. Soon after, an area of 0.2 km2 (known as Thilafushi-2) was reclaimed using white sand as the filling material to provide terra firma for the more heavy industries.

17. The first section moved slowly. The long midsection rolled along at a brisk 11 km/h - and deposited passengers onto a final deceleration section in readiness for their return to terra firma.