gully in Portuguese
gully in Portuguese is corgo — gully means a small, narrow channel or ravine cut into the ground by running water, especially on a hillside.
gully in Portuguese
corgo
A trench, ravine or narrow channel which was worn by water flow, especially on a hillside.
What does "gully" mean?
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noun A small, narrow channel or ravine cut into the ground by running water, especially on a hillside.
"Rainwater had carved a deep gully down the slope."
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noun In cricket, a fielding position on the off side, between the slips and point.
"He took a sharp catch at gully to dismiss the batsman."
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noun A drain or channel that carries away surface water.
"Leaves clogged the road gully after the storm."
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gully in a sentence
- Rainwater had carved a deep gully down the slope.
- He took a sharp catch at gully to dismiss the batsman.
- Leaves clogged the road gully after the storm.
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What is "gully" in Portuguese?
"gully" in Portuguese is corgo. gully means: A small, narrow channel or ravine cut into the ground by running water, especially on a hillside.
How do you use "gully" in a sentence?
Example: "Rainwater had carved a deep gully down the slope." In Portuguese, "gully" is corgo.
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