英语词汇“θ5267”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

the world > the earth > structure of the earth > formation of features > erosion or weathering > erode [verb (transitive)] > cut channels or holes (15)

gull1577

transitive. Of water: To make channels or ruts in, to hollow out; to sweep away, wear down.

rout1726

transitive. To tear a rent or hole in (the ground) by ripping up earth. Also: to till or plough (land). Also with up.

wash1766

With predicative complement: To form in (holes) by the action of dropping or running water. Similarly, to form a hole or depression in (a surface)…

scour1773

with away, out: To form (a channel) by flushing.

gully1775

transitive. To make gullies or deep channels in; to form (channels) by the action of water. Also with out.

erode1830

Geology. Of the action of currents, glaciers, etc.. To form (a channel, etc.) by gradual wearing away.

gorge1849

To scoop out into gorges (see gorge, n.1 7).

ravine1858

transitive. To score with ravines; to make a ravine or ravines in. Also (occasionally): to hollow (a ravine or cleft) out of.

ream1859

transitive. Chiefly with out. To clear out an obstruction or excess material from (something); to excavate; to remove (a defect) by boring.

channel1862

transitive. To excavate or cut out (a course or conduit) as a channel. Also figurative.

canyon1878

transitive. To cut into canyons.

to plough out1886

transitive. To dig or turn out of the ground with a plough; to clear, eradicate, or excavate by or as by ploughing. In early use frequently figurative…

cañon1889

transitive. To pierce with cañons.

incise1893

transitive. Geology. Of a river: to cut (a channel or valley) in an underlying landform. Also absol. Usually as incised adj. (cf. incised, adj. 3).

runnel1920

transitive. To form streams or channels on (a surface); to furrow, channel.

单词	θ5267
释义	the world > the earth > structure of the earth > formation of features > erosion or weathering > erode [verb (transitive)] > cut channels or holes (15) gull1577 transitive. Of water: To make channels or ruts in, to hollow out; to sweep away, wear down. rout1726 transitive. To tear a rent or hole in (the ground) by ripping up earth. Also: to till or plough (land). Also with up. wash1766 With predicative complement: To form in (holes) by the action of dropping or running water. Similarly, to form a hole or depression in (a surface)… scour1773 with away, out: To form (a channel) by flushing. gully1775 transitive. To make gullies or deep channels in; to form (channels) by the action of water. Also with out. erode1830 Geology. Of the action of currents, glaciers, etc.. To form (a channel, etc.) by gradual wearing away. gorge1849 To scoop out into gorges (see gorge, n.1 7). ravine1858 transitive. To score with ravines; to make a ravine or ravines in. Also (occasionally): to hollow (a ravine or cleft) out of. ream1859 transitive. Chiefly with out. To clear out an obstruction or excess material from (something); to excavate; to remove (a defect) by boring. channel1862 transitive. To excavate or cut out (a course or conduit) as a channel. Also figurative. canyon1878 transitive. To cut into canyons. to plough out1886 transitive. To dig or turn out of the ground with a plough; to clear, eradicate, or excavate by or as by ploughing. In early use frequently figurative… cañon1889 transitive. To pierce with cañons. incise1893 transitive. Geology. Of a river: to cut (a channel or valley) in an underlying landform. Also absol. Usually as incised adj. (cf. incised, adj. 3). runnel1920 transitive. To form streams or channels on (a surface); to furrow, channel.
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