ravined

UK
/rəˈvɪnd/
US
/rəˈvɪnd/
ravinedadjektiv
more ravined
Komp.
most ravined
Super.
UK
/rəˈvɪnd/
US
/rəˈvɪnd/
Übersetzungen
The ravined landscape made it difficult to build roads.
Овражистый ландшафт затруднял строительство дорог.
Definitionen
Characterized by deep, narrow valleys or gorges.
The ravined landscape made it difficult for the hikers to find a clear path.
ravinedpartizip perfekt
UK
/rəˈviːnd/
US
/rəˈvind/
Used attributively in archaic contexts meaning ‘gorged’ or ‘satiated with prey’, e.g. “the ravined wolf”.
Definitionen
Archaic: satiated with prey; having gorged oneself.
The ravined wolf slunk back to its den, its hunger temporarily quenched.
ravinesubstantiv
Definitionen
A deep, narrow gorge with steep sides, often carved by a river or stream.
The hikers carefully made their way down the steep sides of the ravine.
ravineverb

ravined

Präteritum

ravined
Präteritum
ravined
Partizip Perfekt
ravining
Gerundium
UK
/rəˈviːn/
US
/rəˈvin/
Archaic, rare usage meaning ‘to devour greedily; prey upon’.
Definitionen
Archaic or poetic: to devour greedily; to prey upon.
The hawks ravined upon their unsuspecting prey.
ravineadjektiv
Definitionen
Relating to, situated in, or characteristic of a ravine (used attributively).
Thick ravine vegetation lined the narrow trail.