Collocations with "country"
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a country that is a member of the European Union
A country where English is the primary or official language.
A nation where Islam is the state religion or the majority of the population is Muslim.
Used to describe a country with a lower level of industrial and economic activity.
Refers to a country that shares a border with another. The spelling 'neighboring' is common in AmE.
Refers to a nation that primarily sells oil to other countries as a major part of its economy.
Refers to a sovereign state that produces oil.
Used to describe a country that has been severely damaged by a long period of war.
The country where an event is held or where a person is a visitor or immigrant.
A country that is part of an organization.
Describes a nation whose landscape is dominated by mountains.
the country where a person was born
A country that provides aid to other countries.
Refers to a nation with a high gross national income per capita.
Refers to a sovereign state with a highly developed economy and advanced technological infrastructure.
a country that is surrounded by land and has no coast
Refers to a nation with a per capita income that is not high but not low, according to classifications by organizations like the World Bank.
describes a country with a large population
An independent country with its own government and territory.
Refers to a nation with a less developed industrial base and low Human Development Index.
A nation considered part of the Western world.
A country with which one's own country is at war.
describes a wealthy nation with a high standard of living
A country with a capitalist economic system.
A narrow road in the countryside.
a country that has officially signed an international treaty or agreement
The country that a person has chosen to live in permanently, which is not the country where they were born.
a cottage located in the countryside
a pub located in the countryside
A private club, typically with a golf course and other sports facilities.