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Meanings of gorge in anglès
portuguès
devorar català
afartar-se Overeat or eat immodestly; make a pig of oneself.
Synonyms
Examples for "gap"
Examples for "gap"
1
The budget gap could reach 250 billion pesos this year, traders said.
2
I tell them it's a great year to take a gap year.
3
Falling U.S. demand thanks to the financial crisis narrowed the trade gap.
4
The information gap between state authorities and FINRA has existed for years.
5
That's a far better way of funding India's yawning current account gap.
1
Zimbabwe has taken several steps closer to the abyss in recent days.
2
We shall protect them from stepping into the endless abyss, she said.
3
He was looking past history and into the abyss of unadulterated truth.
4
The Belgian people live now in the abyss of want and woe.
5
His surprise made him stupid; he was in an abyss of astonishment.
1
He has seen the movement of the sea in the chasm below.
2
As the three sat in silence, the gloom in the chasm thickened.
3
The chasm is not the only major split in the Brunt, however.
4
The chasm between the teams extended beyond quality, confidence and single-minded ambition.
5
For a moment she saw the chasm again, the bridge, the road.
1
The precipice grew in the darkness; the vertical rock had no ending.
2
Whatever it takes to prevent your beloved state falling off that precipice.
3
She blinked several times and saw they had halted on a precipice.
4
I came down the precipice, and lost my way in the bushes.
5
Once in a while I gave a look towards the ugly precipice.
1
The Path was in Ireland, a fissure in the cliff at Fairhead.
2
The superomedial major fissure manifests as a short, obliquely oriented straight line.
3
In 67 the great longitudinal fissure was traversed by the bullet obliquely.
4
Another attack came from the side where the original fissure had been.
5
The next blow opened the fissure and detached the block of rock.
Usage of gorge in anglès
1
Here in the mouth of the gorge the silence was almost oppressive.
2
He reckoned that they rode at least three miles in the gorge.
3
Proceeded down the creek to the gorge and camped; day very hot.
4
I don't want to do anything either, just continue to gorge on
5
The declivity marks the end of the precipitous gorge of the Niagara.
6
Far below, by the sound of it, water churned through a gorge.
7
Utiashvili said about 600 police officers had been stationed in the gorge.
8
At another time he talks of 'hawk' regularly descending over the gorge.
9
The column under General Bisson penetrated deeper and deeper into the gorge.
10
The mules were in a gorge trotting into the town of Indang.
11
When people like to fish by themselves, they often use a gorge.
12
The roaring of the stream through the gorge was not so loud.
13
Then the smoke which clung to the open jaws of the gorge.
14
The Trossachs is the name of a narrow gorge among the mountains.
15
Aslan without hesitation led them to their left, farther up the gorge.
16
I skidded and side-slipped, and once grazed the edge of the gorge.
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Gorge through the time
Gorge across language varieties
Canada
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United Kingdom
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New Zealand
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