scree
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The meaning (definition) of the word scree
a slope of loose rocks that fell from a cliff
The word scree used in a sentence
“Rocks tumble down the scree at the bottom of the mountain.”
How the word scree is said around the world
| French | éboulis (ayboolee) |
| Spanish | piedra (pyaythrah) |
| Mandarin | 碎石 (suì shí) |
| Hindi | रोड़ी (rohree) |
| Arabic | حصاة (hahsah) |
| Russian | осыпь (osyp') |
| Portuguese (EU) | tela (teluh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | tela (tela) |
| Japanese | スクリー (sukurii) |
| German | Geröll (guhrerl) |
| Urdu | سکری (sukree) |
| Punjabi | ਸਕ੍ਰੀ (sukree) |
| Korean | 애추 (aecu) |
| Hebrew | צרחה (tsrkhah) |
| Greek | σάρα (sara) |
| Dutch | puin (perewn) |
| Tagalog | scree (schreuh) |
| Vietnamese | màn hình (mahn heeny) |
| Turkish | kayşat (kahyshaht) |
| Persian | اسکری (ahskahree) |
| Polish | zsypisko (ssipeeskaw) |
| Ukrainian | осип (osyp) |
| Bengali | পাথুরে ঢাল (pahtooray dahl) |
| Swedish | talus (tahloos) |
| Italian | ghiaione (gyahyohnay) |
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