noun · Nature

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

Frenchéboulis (ay-boo-LEE)
Spanishpedregal (peh-dreh-GAHL)
Mandarin碎石 (sway shee)
Hindiरोड़ी (ROH-ree)
Arabicحصاة (HAH-sah)
Russianосыпь (OH-sip)
Portuguese (EU)encosta de pedras soltas (ehn-KOSH-tah duh PEH-drahsh SOHL-tahsh)
Portuguese (BR)tela (TE-la)
Japaneseスクリー (su-KU-ree)
GermanGeröll (guh-RERL)
Urduسکری (SUK-ree)
Punjabiਸਕ੍ਰੀ (SUK-ree)
Korean애추 (E-choo)
Hebrewמדרון אבנים (mid-RAHN ah-vah-NEEM)
Greekσάρα (SAH-rah)
Dutchpuin (perewn)
Tagalogscree (schreuh)
Vietnamesebãi đá vụn (by dah VOON)
Turkishkayşat (kahy-SHAHT)
Persianاسکری (AHS-kah-ree)
Polishpiarg (PYARK)
Ukrainianосип (oh-SIP)
Bengaliপাথুরে ঢাল (PAH-too-ray dahl)
Swedishtalus (TAH-loos)
Italianghiaione (gyah-YOH-nay)

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scree - meaning, picture and 25 translations for kids