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1. (n.) ravine
a narrow, steep-sided valley typically eroded by running water.
Etymology: (1775–85; < F; MF: torrent, OF: a violent rushing)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) ravine
a deep narrow steep-sided valley (especially one formed by running water)
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1. (noun) ravine
food obtained by violence; plunder; prey; raven
2. (noun) ravine
a torrent of water
3. (noun) ravine
a deep and narrow hollow, usually worn by a stream or torrent of water; a gorge; a mountain cleft
4. ravine
see Raven, v. t. & i
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Sense: a deep narrow valley.
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 Afrikaans: ravyn |
 Arabic: واد عَميق وضَيِّق |
 Bulgarian: клисура |
 Brazilian: ravina |
 Czech: rokle |
 German: die Klamm |
 Danish: kløft; slugt |
 Greek: φαράγγι |
 Spanish: barranco |
 Estonian: kuristik |
 Farsi: دره تنگ؛ مسیل |
 Finnish: rotko |
 French: ravin |
 Hebrew: עֶמֶק צַר |
 Hindi: खड्ड |
 Croatian: klanac |
 Hungarian: (vízmosásos) szakadék |
 Indonesian: jurang |
 Icelandic: gil, gljúfur |
 Italian: burrone |
 Japanese: 峡谷 |
 Korean: 계곡 |
 Lithuanian: dauba, klonis, siaurukaln |
 Latvian: aiza; dziļleja |
 Malay: gaung |
 Dutch: ravijn |
 Norwegian: fjellkløft, gjel |
 Polish: jar |
 Persian: دره تنگ؛ مسیل |
 Pashto: ناو، تنګه دره، تنګ واټ، چ |
 Portuguese: ravina |
 Romanian: defileu |
 Russian: ущелье |
 Slovak: roklina |
 Slovenian: soteska |
 Serbian: gudura |
 Swedish: ravin, bergsklyfta |
 Thai: หุบเขาลึก |
 Turkish: dar ve derin vadi, koyak |
 Taiwanese: 深谷 |
 Ukrainian: яр, балка |
 Urdu: گہری تنگ وادی |
 Vietnamese: khe núi |
 Chinese: 沟壑，深谷 |
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