Combes Meaning in English

word · lemma: combe

التعريف

'Combes' is the plural of 'combe,' which means small, often dry valleys or hollows on the side of a hill, commonly found in southern England.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Mainly used in British English and geological or topographical contexts; rare in everyday conversation. Usually refers to small, dry valleys, not major river valleys. Common in placenames in southern England.

Spanish: vallejo - valle pequeño Portuguese (BR): vale - ravina Portuguese (PT): vale - ravina Chinese (Simplified): 谷地 - 山谷（小）Chinese (Traditional): 谷地 - 山谷（小）Hindi: छोटी घाटी Arabic: وَادٍ صغير Bengali: কম্ব (শুষ্ক পাহাড়ি উপত্যকা) - উপত্যকা (শুষ্ক, ছোট)Russian: комб (малые сухие долины) - овражки Japanese: コーム（小さな乾いた谷）Vietnamese: thung lũng nhỏ (khô) - khe núi nhỏ Korean: 콤브(작고 건조한 계곡)Turkish: combe (küçük kuru vadi) - küçük kuru vadi Urdu: کمب (چھوٹی خشک وادیاں)Indonesian: combe (lembah kecil kering) - lembah kecil

جمل نموذجية

The hills were covered with green grass and small combes.

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Many old English villages are hidden in deep combes away from the main roads.

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Spring rains sometimes fill the combes with streams that dry up by summer.

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Farmers sometimes use the combes to shelter animals.

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There are many combes in southern England.

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We went hiking and got lost between the winding combes.

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