Val Meaning in English
word
/ˈvæl/
val
/ˈvæl/
val
释义
A val is a small valley, usually a quiet low area between hills. It is a literary or poetic word and is not common in everyday English.
用法与细微差别
Mostly seen in poetry, place names, or older writing. In normal conversation, people usually say 'valley'. It often suggests a peaceful, picturesque landscape.
Spanish: valle pequeño - hondonadaPortuguese (BR): vale pequeno - depressão do terrenoPortuguese (PT): vale pequeno - depressão do terrenoChinese (Simplified): 小山谷 - 洼地Chinese (Traditional): 小山谷 - 窪地Hindi: छोटी घाटी - नीची ज़मीनArabic: وادٍ صغير - منخفضBengali: উপত্যকা (কাব্যিক)Russian: ложок - долина (поэтич.)Japanese: 谷間（こくかん）- 谷（たに）（詩的）Vietnamese: thung lũng (thơ ca)Korean: 골짜기(문학적)Turkish: vadi (edebi) - dere (eski/şiirsel)Urdu: وادی (ادبی)Indonesian: lembah (puitis)
例句
A small river runs through the val.
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They built a house in the green val.
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The sheep grazed quietly in the val.
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The poem describes a misty val at sunrise.
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We found an old chapel hidden in the val.
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From the hilltop, the whole val looked peaceful and still.
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