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(væli) Word forms: plural valleyscountable noun [oft in names]A valley is a low stretch of land between hills, especially one that has a river flowing through it. ...a wooded valley set against the backdrop of Monte Rosa. ...the Loire valley. Synonyms: hollow, dale, glen, vale More Synonyms of valley valley in British English (ˈvælɪ) noun1. a long depression in the land surface, usually containing a river, formed by erosion or by movements in the earth's crust 2. the broad area drained by a single river system the Thames valley 3. any elongated depression resembling a valley 4. the junction of a roof slope with another or with a wall 5. (modifier) relating to or proceeding by way of a valley a valley railway Word origin C13: from Old French valee, from Latin vallisvalley in American English (ˈvæli) nounWord forms: plural ˈvalleys1. a stretch of low land lying between hills or mountains and usually having a river or stream flowing through it 2. the land drained or watered by a great river system the Mississippi valley 3. any long dip or hollow, as the trough of a wave 4. Architecture the trough formed where two slopes of a roof meet, or where the roof meets a wall Word origin ME valey < OFr valee < val < L vallis, vale < IE base * wel-, to turn, roll > walk, well 1Examples of 'valley' in a sentencevalley At the very top you can sit in huge natural pools and gaze out for hundreds of miles across the valley floor.From one valley to the next, it continually changes and continually takes your breath away.The farm was set in a valley surrounded by meadows of wild flowers.But the high walls of the valley and the castle battlements no doubt served as their cliff.He ended with a long descent to the valley floor.Or we compare our valleys one with the other.Wiltshire is especially famed for its river valleys full of snowdrops.So what brings the jet set to the valley?To follow the story further we had to walk along a muddy path up the river valley.Stunning glacial lakes dotted the valley landscape, pretty alpine rivers flowing between the steep valley walls.On reaching the valley floor, he lost the track.At points where the road rose above the valley floor it was possible to see over the tops of their secretive compound walls.As the road climbs up into the village, there are good views across the wooded valley to the mountains.Although they were soaked within a few moments, they took shelter from the wind in one of the wooded valleys.Determined to help, he raised a few thousand Swiss francs in his home valley and set off.The flat summits of both formations sit above 400 metre high cliffs, the land tumbling away into a spectacular broad valley.In many parts of the Kush valley, walls of buildings and tips of ancient pyramids lie just inches beneath the surface.You approach the house down a rough drive and it sits framed in its own wooded valley, like a giant Swiss chalet. British English: valley / ˈvælɪ/ NOUN A valley is a low area of land between hills, often with a river flowing through it. ...a wooded valley. - American English: valley
- Arabic: وادٍ
- Brazilian Portuguese: vale
- Chinese: 山谷
- Croatian: dolina
- Czech: údolí
- Danish: dal
- Dutch: vallei
- European Spanish: valle
- Finnish: laakso
- French: vallée
- German: Tal
- Greek: κοιλάδα
- Italian: valle
- Japanese: 谷間
- Korean: 계곡
- Norwegian: dal
- Polish: dolina
- European Portuguese: vale
- Romanian: vale
- Russian: долина
- Latin American Spanish: valle
- Swedish: dal
- Thai: หุบเขา
- Turkish: vadi
- Ukrainian: долина
- Vietnamese: thung lũng
All related terms of 'valley'Chinese translation of 'valley' n (c) -
山谷 (shāngǔ) (个(個), gè)
Definition a long stretch of land between hills, often with a river flowing through it a wooded valley set against the backdrop of Monte Rosa Synonyms glen dell dingle strath (Scottish) cwm (Welsh) coomb SeevaleAdditional synonymsDefinition a valley a small vale sheltering under mist-shrouded hills Synonyms valley, dale, glen, hollow, depression, dell, dingle, strath (Scottish), cwm, coomb |