Dunne Meaning in English
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/ˈdʌn/
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التعريف
A 'dune' is a hill or ridge of sand formed by the wind, usually found in deserts or near beaches.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
'Dune' is mainly used in geography and environmental science. Most common collocations: 'sand dune', 'desert dune', 'coastal dune'. Do not confuse with 'dune' as a proper noun (e.g., the book/movie 'Dune').
Spanish: dunaPortuguese (BR): dunaPortuguese (PT): dunaChinese (Simplified): 沙丘Chinese (Traditional): 沙丘Hindi: टिब्बाArabic: كَثِيبBengali: বালিয়াড়িRussian: дюнаJapanese: 砂丘Vietnamese: cồn cátKorean: 모래언덕 - 사구Turkish: kumulUrdu: ریتلا ٹیلہIndonesian: gumuk pasir
جمل نموذجية
A dune is made of sand.
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We climbed to the top of the dune.
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The wind changed the shape of the dune.
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Kids love to roll down the biggest dune at the beach.
natural
Huge dunes protect this village from sandstorms.
natural
If you look closely, you’ll see small plants growing on the dune.
natural