col in Japanese
col in Japanese is たわ, コル — col means a low dip or saddle-shaped pass in a mountain ridge between two peaks.
col in Japanese
たわ
Pronounced: tawa
(geography) A dip on a mountain ridge between two peaks.
コル
Pronounced: koru
(geography) A dip on a mountain ridge between two peaks.
What does "col" mean?
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noun A low dip or saddle-shaped pass in a mountain ridge between two peaks.
"The hikers rested at the col before continuing to the summit."
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noun In meteorology, a region of relatively calm pressure between two high-pressure and two low-pressure areas.
"The weather forecaster pointed out the col forming over the region."
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col in a sentence
- The hikers rested at the col before continuing to the summit.
- The weather forecaster pointed out the col forming over the region.
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What is "col" in Japanese?
"col" in Japanese is たわ, コル. col means: A low dip or saddle-shaped pass in a mountain ridge between two peaks.
How do you pronounce たわ?
"col" in Japanese is たわ, pronounced "tawa".
How do you use "col" in a sentence?
Example: "The hikers rested at the col before continuing to the summit." In Japanese, "col" is たわ, コル.
Are there other ways to say "col" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "col": たわ, コル.
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