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fiord

/fjɔːd/

Traduction: Long bras de mer étroit et profond s'enfonçant entre des falaises abruptes, généralement creusé par l'érosion glaciaire et souvent présent en Norvège.

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noun

/fjɔːd/C1formal
  • frLong bras de mer étroit et profond s'enfonçant entre des falaises abruptes, généralement creusé par l'érosion glaciaire et souvent présent en Norvège.

A long, narrow inlet of the sea between steep cliffs, typically formed by glacial erosion and commonly found in Norway.

  1. Long narrow inletB2formal

    A long, narrow inlet of the sea with steep cliffs or rocky slopes on either side, typically formed by glacial erosion; especially common along the coast of Norway.

    frFjord

    • They took a boat tour through the deep fiord to see the waterfalls.
    • The village is nestled at the end of a quiet fiord.
    • Norway's coastline is famous for its dramatic fiords.
    • The fiord was carved by glaciers thousands of years ago.

    Synonymescreekfirthinletlochsound

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