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- Language: Dutch
- ►▼ cave[Edit] : 1) An underground hollow with access from the ground surface or from the sea, often found in limestone areas and on rocky coastlines. 2) A natural cavity, chamber or recess which leads beneath the surface of the earth, generally in a horizontal or obliquely inclined direction. It may be in the form of a passage or a gallery, its shape depending in part on the joint pattern or structure of the rock and partly on the type of process involved in its excavation. Thus, caves worn by subterranean rivers may be different in character from, and of considerably greater extent than, a sea-cave eroded by marine waves. 3) A natural underground open space, generally with a connection to the surface and large enough for a person to enter. The most common type of cave is formed in a limestone by dissolution. (Source: CED / WHIT / BJGEO)
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Language Text Bulgarian 1) Подземен отвор с достъп от земната повърхност или откъм морето, често срещан във варовикови райони и по скалистите брегове. 2) Естествена кухина, камера или проход, водещ под повърхността на земята, най-често в хоризонтална или наклонена посока. Може д Castilian 1) Hueco subterráneo con acceso desde la superficie de la tierra o del mar, encontrado a menudo en áreas de piedra caliza y en líneas rocosas costeras. 2) Cavidad, compartimiento o hendidura natural que conducen debajo de la superficie de la tierra, generalmente en una dirección horizontal o de inclinación oblicua. Puede estar en la forma de pasaje o de galería, su forma depende en parte del patrón o de la estructura común de la roca y en parte del tipo de proceso implicado en su excavación. Así, las cuevas usadas por los ríos subterráneos pueden ser diferentes en carácter, y en tamaño considerablemente mayor que las cuevas marinas erosionadas por las ondas marinas. 3) Espacio abierto subterráneo natural, generalmente con una conexión a la superficie y bastante grande para que una persona entre. El tipo más común de cueva es formado en piedra caliza por la disolución. English 1) An underground hollow with access from the ground surface or from the sea, often found in limestone areas and on rocky coastlines. 2) A natural cavity, chamber or recess which leads beneath the surface of the earth, generally in a horizontal or obliquely inclined direction. It may be in the form of a passage or a gallery, its shape depending in part on the joint pattern or structure of the rock and partly on the type of process involved in its excavation. Thus, caves worn by subterranean rivers may be different in character from, and of considerably greater extent than, a sea-cave eroded by marine waves. 3) A natural underground open space, generally with a connection to the surface and large enough for a person to enter. The most common type of cave is formed in a limestone by dissolution. (Source: CED / WHIT / BJGEO) Italian Cavità sotterranea con accesso da terra o da mare, che si trova spesso in zone calcaree e sulle coste rocciose. Polish naturalne, głębokie wydrążenie w skale z wylotem na zewnątrz Slovenian 1) Podzemna votlina, ki je dostopna s kopenskega površja ali morja, pogosto najdena na apnenčastem območju in kamnitih obalah. 2) Naravna razpoka, prostor ali niša, ki vodi pod zemeljsko površje, ponavadi leži v vodoravni ali rahlo nagnjeni smeri. Lahko ima obliko hodnika ali galerije, njeno obliko pa delno določata kamninska sestava in procesi, katerim je izpostavljena. Tako je jama, ki jo izoblikuje podzemna reka drugačna in se obenem močno razlikuje od tiste, ki je rezultat erozije morskih valov. 3) Naraven podzemen odprt prostor, v večini primerov povezan s površjem in dovolj velik, da lahko vanj vstopi človek. Najpogostejši tip jame nastane s korozijo apnenca. (Vir: CED / WHIT / BJGEO) - ►▼ Synonyms and translations
Expression Annotation Language Spelling Basque haitzulo show ▼hide ▲ Basque harpe show ▼hide ▲ Basque koba show ▼hide ▲ Basque kobazulo show ▼hide ▲ Bokmål hule show ▼hide ▲ Bulgarian пещера show ▼hide ▲ Castilian caverna show ▼hide ▲ Castilian cueva show ▼hide ▲ Castilian gruta show ▼hide ▲ Czech jeskyně show ▼hide ▲ Danish hule show ▼hide ▲ English cave show ▼hide ▲ Estonian koobas show ▼hide ▲ Finnish luola show ▼hide ▲ French grotte show ▼hide ▲ Georgian გამოქვაბული show ▼hide ▲ Georgian მღვიმე show ▼hide ▲ German Höhle show ▼hide ▲ Greek σπήλαιο show ▼hide ▲ Hungarian barlang show ▼hide ▲ Italian caverna show ▼hide ▲ Kyrgyz үңкүр show ▼hide ▲ Polish jaskinia show ▼hide ▲ Portuguese grutas show ▼hide ▲ Russian пещера show ▼hide ▲ Slovak jaskyňa show ▼hide ▲ Slovenian jama show ▼hide ▲ Swedish håla show ▼hide ▲ Tamil குகை show ▼hide ▲ Telugu గుహ show ▼hide ▲ - ►▼ Semantic annotations
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Language Text Breton Lodenn gigek korf an den ma azezer. Bulgarian Месестата част на човешкото тяло, въхру която се сяда. Castilian La parte carnosa del cuerpo humano sobre la que se sienta. Dutch Het vlezige deel van het menselijk lichaam waarop men zit. English The fleshy part of the human body that one sits on. French Partie charnue du corps humain sur laquelle on s'asseoit. German Der fleischige Teil des menschlichen Körpers, auf dem man sitzt. Italian La parte carnosa del corpo umano sulla quale ci si siede. Portuguese A parte carnuda do corpo humano sobre a qual uma pessoa se senta. Swedish Den köttiga delen av den mänskliga kroppen som man sitter på. Turkish İnsan vücüdunda üzerine oturulan, etli kısım. - ►▼ Synonyms and translations
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Language Text Castilian Vacío en el medio. Dutch Leeg in het midden. English Empty in the middle. French Vide en son milieu. German Leer in der Mitte. - ►▼ Synonyms and translations
Expression Annotation Language Spelling Castilian hueco show ▼hide ▲ English hollow show ▼hide ▲ French creux show ▼hide ▲ Georgian ფუყე show ▼hide ▲ Georgian ღრუ show ▼hide ▲ German hohl show ▼hide ▲ Tamil போலான show ▼hide ▲
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Language Text Castilian Tunel o hueco, similar o como los hacen pequeñas criaturas. English A tunnel or hole, often as dug by a small creature. - ►▼ Synonyms and translations
Expression Annotation Language Spelling Castilian conejera show ▼hide ▲ Castilian madriguera show ▼hide ▲ Czech nora show ▼hide ▲ English burrow show ▼hide ▲ Finnish kolo show ▼hide ▲ French clapier show ▼hide ▲ French terrier show ▼hide ▲ Italian tana show ▼hide ▲ Portuguese toca show ▼hide ▲ Romanian vizuină show ▼hide ▲ Russian нора show ▼hide ▲ Swedish gryt show ▼hide ▲ Swedish jordkula show ▼hide ▲
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