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ridging

/ˈrɪdʒɪŋ/

ridgingnoun

ridgings

Translations

борозда

The farmer was busy with the ridging of the field.

Фермер был занят бороздованием поля.

гребень

The ridging of the mountain was visible from afar.

Гребень горы был виден издалека.

Definitions

The formation of a raised line or area on a surface.

The ridging on the surface of the cake gave it a unique texture.

The process of forming ridges, especially in agriculture, where soil is piled into rows.

Ridging is an essential step in preparing the fields for planting potatoes.

An area of relatively high atmospheric pressure extending outward from the center of a high-pressure system (meteorology).

Weak ridging over the Great Lakes will keep conditions dry through the weekend.

Synonyms

ridginggerund / present participle

/ˈrɪdʒɪŋ/

Definitions

Forming or marked by raised lines or ridges.

The ridging texture of the wallpaper created a subtle play of light and shadow.

ridgenoun

Definitions

A long, narrow elevation of land; a chain of hills or mountains.

The hikers followed the ridge to reach the summit of the mountain.

A raised strip or band on a surface.

The ridge on the roof was covered with snow after the storm.

An elongated region of relatively high atmospheric pressure.

A strong ridge over the desert kept conditions dry and cloudless.

ridgeverb

ridging

Gerund

ridged

Past Simple

ridged

Past Participle

ridging

Gerund

/rɪdʒ/

Translations

образовывать гребень

The tectonic plates ridge along the ocean floor.

Тектонические плиты образовывают гребень вдоль океанского дна.

Additional translations

взнуздывать

Definitions

To form into a raised strip or line.

The plow ridged the field, preparing it for planting.

To mark with or form into ridges.

The wind ridged the sand dunes along the beach.

Synonyms

bank up

corrugate

crest

crown

heap up

pile up

bank

mound

ridgeadjective

Definitions

Situated on, forming, or related to a ridge.

The ridge vent runs along the peak of the roof.