noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
deep
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After the autumn and winter rains the stream becomes a raging torrent, flowing in places along a deep ravine .
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The tanker slipped off the road, rolled over and landed on its side in a 20-foot-\#deep ravine .
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The western part of the island is separated from the central mass by the deep ravines between Ribeira Brava and São Vicente.
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The path wound in and out of deep ravines , through thick oak and pine forests and dense undergrowth.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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A bus plunged 250 feet into a ravine , killing thirty people.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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And we were travelling again, through ravine , under totem.
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At the Gynn, the ravine was bridged and an elaborate tramway layout constructed, facilitating cars reversing in both directions.
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Some crouched in ravines, others behind rocks or trees.
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The ravine made him think of a painting, but not a painting that he himself could have conceived of or completed.
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The ravine was covered on both sides, though not yet filled.
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The tanker slipped off the road, rolled over and landed on its side in a 20-foot-deep ravine .
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The thieves had obviously been back and forth over the ravine ferrying everything back to their car.
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There is very little pretty here, only the limestone ravine of Swinnergill Kirk being worthy of the camera.