mudslide in Polish
mudslide in Polish is powódź błotna — mudslide means a flow of wet, thick mud down a slope, often after heavy rain.
mudslide in Polish
powódź błotna
A geological event in which viscous mud flows down an incline.
What does "mudslide" mean?
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noun A flow of wet, thick mud down a slope, often after heavy rain.
"A mudslide blocked the mountain road overnight."
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noun A mixed drink made with vodka, coffee liqueur, and Irish cream.
"She ordered a mudslide for dessert."
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mudslide in a sentence
- A mudslide blocked the mountain road overnight.
- Heavy rain raised the risk of a mudslide near the burned hillside.
- She ordered a mudslide for dessert.
- The bar serves a frozen mudslide with chocolate syrup around the glass.
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What is "mudslide" in Polish?
"mudslide" in Polish is powódź błotna. mudslide means: A flow of wet, thick mud down a slope, often after heavy rain.
How do you use "mudslide" in a sentence?
Example: "A mudslide blocked the mountain road overnight." In Polish, "mudslide" is powódź błotna.
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