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loch

/lɒx/

Tradução: Substantivo de origem escocesa que designa um lago ou um braço de mar longo e estreito, quase totalmente cercado por terra.

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noun

/lɒx/C2formalbritish
  • ptSubstantivo de origem escocesa que designa um lago ou um braço de mar longo e estreito, quase totalmente cercado por terra.

A noun referring to a long, narrow inlet of the sea that is nearly landlocked, or a Scottish term for a lake.

  1. Scottish lakeB1formalbritish

    A lake, especially in Scotland.

    ptLago escocês

    • Loch Lomond is one of the most famous lochs in Scotland.
    • They went fishing on the loch early in the morning.
    • The loch was surrounded by beautiful mountains.
  2. Sea inletB1formalbritish

    A long, narrow inlet of the sea, especially in Scotland, that is nearly landlocked.

    ptEnseada

    • Loch Ness is a deep, narrow sea loch.
    • The boat sailed into the loch from the open sea.
    • Many sea lochs in Scotland are popular for kayaking.

    Sinônimosfirthfjordinlet

Formas
  • lochs plural form
  • lochs' possessive plural form
  • loch's possessive singular form