terrain

/təˈreɪn/

noun

Arazi, toprak yapısı

A stretch of land, especially with regard to its physical features or suitability for a particular purpose.

  • The rocky terrain made hiking difficult.
  • Military vehicles are designed to handle rough terrain.
  • They surveyed the terrain before building the road.
  • Geologists must carefully analyze terrain characteristics before recommending sites for underground waste disposal facilities.
  • The Martian terrain exhibits features suggesting ancient riverbeds and possible locations for subsurface water deposits.
  • Urban planners consider terrain elevation and slope when designing drainage systems to prevent flooding during storms.