common land
noun /ˈkɒmən lænd/
/ˈkɑːmən lænd/
[uncountable] (British English)- land that belongs to or may be used by the local community
公共用地;公地 CultureMost areas of common land have been used for keeping sheep or cows on or for other purposes for many centuries. With the ' enclosures' of the 18th and 19th centuries, much common land was taken by private owners but the remaining areas have been protected by law since 1852.