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Gorges শব্দের বাংলা অর্থ: ঘাট
Gorges Meaning In Bengali ঘাট
Gorges
ঘাট, গিরিসঙ্কট, কণ্ঠনালী, পাকস্থলীর মধ্যস্থ খাদ্যাদি, সঙ্কীর্ণ প্রবেশপথ, দ্রোণী, গুরুভোজ, অতিভোজন, গাণ্ডেপিণ্ডে খাত্তয়ান, গাণ্ডেপিণ্ডে খাত্তয়া,
Definition
1) a narrow valley between hills or mountains, typically with steep rocky walls and a stream running through it.
2) the throat.
3) the neck of a bastion or other outwork; the rear entrance to a fortification.
4) a mass of ice obstructing a narrow passage, especially a river.
Examples
Gorges Example in a sentence
1) The hikers enjoyed the breathtaking view from the edge of the gorges.
2) She felt a rush of excitement as she rappelled down the steep gorges.
3) The gorges were carved by the relentless force of the flowing river.
4) The gorges of the Grand Canyon are a popular tourist destination.
5) The cliffs of the gorges were home to a variety of birds.
6) The ancient ruins were perched on the edge of the gorges.
7) The narrow path wound its way through the deep gorges.
8) The gorges provided a natural barrier against invasion.
9) A helicopter tour offered a unique perspective of the gorges below.
10) The vibrant colors of the wildflowers contrasted beautifully with the rugged gorges.
Part of Speech
Gorges (Noun)
Synonyms
Gorge , Ghat , Shortcoming , Wharf , Quay , Failing - (NOUN) ঘাট
Gorge , Defile , Ravine , Glen - (NOUN) গিরিসঙ্কট
Throat , Gorge , Esophagus , Swallow , Weasand , Throttle - (NOUN) কণ্ঠনালী
Gorge - (NOUN) পাকস্থলীর মধ্যস্থ খাদ্যাদি
Jaw , Gorge - (NOUN) সঙ্কীর্ণ প্রবেশপথ
Pitcher , Valley , Raft , Trough , Gorge , Bucket - (NOUN) দ্রোণী
Gorge - (NOUN) গুরুভোজ
Gluttony , Gorge , Surfeit - (NOUN) অতিভোজন
Gorge - (VERB) গাণ্ডেপিণ্ডে খাত্তয়ান
Gorge - (VERB) গাণ্ডেপিণ্ডে খাত্তয়া
Encyclopedia
a narrow valley between hills or mountains, typically with steep rocky walls and a stream running through it.
the throat.
the neck of a bastion or other outwork; the rear entrance to a fortification.
a mass of ice obstructing a narrow passage, especially a river.
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