pennines

• Nombre propio que designa una cadena de colinas en Gran Bretaña, que se extiende desde la frontera con Escocia al norte hasta el río Trent al sur, y que actúa como divisoria de aguas de los ríos ingleses.

A proper noun referring to a system of hills in Britain that extends from the Scottish border in the north to the River Trent in the south, forming the watershed for English rivers.

incontable · nombre propio

1. Mountain range in EnglandB2formalbritish

   A system of hills and mountains in northern England, extending from the Scottish border south to the River Trent, forming the main watershed for English rivers.

   Montañas Peninas

   • The Pennines are often called the 'backbone of England'.
   • Many hikers enjoy walking the Pennine Way, a long-distance trail.
   • The rivers flowing from the Pennines provide water to major cities.