'hot land' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
Instead, you could use the phrase 'hot terrain' or 'arid land'. For example, "The hot terrain was difficult to traverse."
From sea level to just over 3,000 feet (900 metres) is the tierra caliente ("hot land"), with uniformly high temperatures.
None of the large trout were left, for none could live in the tiny creek that remained, threading its way through a bare, hot land.
Known as Tierra Caliente (hot land) it has been the scene of a mass abduction and a massacre, both allegedly carried out by state security forces against unarmed civilians.
The decrease in temperature that occurs with increasing elevation has made it possible to identify distinct vertical temperature zones: tierra caliente, or "hot land," tierra templada, or "temperate land," and tierra fria, or "cold land".
American prosperity looks like a function of virtue and energy, but the geographic turn tells us that it's mostly a function of white people with guns owning a giant chunk of well-irrigated, very well-harbored real estate off the edge of the World Island, bordering a hot land on one side and a cold one on the other.
An Iranian news agency reported around 70 injuries.In this section Hot tempers in a hot land Thanks, but please don't support us Nail-biting Praising God, with human bones Reprints Related items Weapons of mass destruction: Europe spies a threatJun 19th 2003As a sop to the students, Saeed Asgar, who led the dormitory attack, was arrested with some of his henchmen.
A Hot Landing Zone Cobra attack helicopters were en route.
We ran several missions a day, pulling casualties out of hot landing zones.
At the tents, Mr. Sempsrott had discussed the choices in a hot landing zone.
His novella La mansión de Araucaíma (1973; "Araucaíma Mansion," Eng. trans. The Mansion) was subtitled "A Gothic Tale from the Hot Lands".
Others suspect that the vigilantes are themselves linked to a rival gang, called Jalisco New Generation, which also covets Michoacán's lawless Tierra Caliente ("hot lands").
