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Most Common Vocabulary For Talking About Geographic Features
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Most Common Vocabulary For Talking About Geographic Features
20 words
montaña
feminine
(n)
mountain
cima de la montaña
mountain top
bosque
masculine
(n)
forest
Ese ciervo echó a correr por el bosque.
That deer ran away into the forest.
río
masculine
(n)
river
El río fluido creó el cañón.
The flowing river created the canyon.
océano
masculine
(n)
ocean
Los océanos son importantes para el comercio entre países.
Oceans are important to trade between countries.
lago
masculine
(n)
lake
En el verano, vamos de vacaciones a la cabaña al lado del lago.
In the summer, we go on vacation to a cabin by the lake.
desierto
masculine
(n)
desert
Los camellos están caminando en el desierto.
The camels are walking in the desert.
isla
feminine
(n)
island
Una isla está rodeada de agua.
An island is surrounded by water.
estrecho
masculine
(n)
strait
Estrecho de Gibraltar
Strait of Gibraltar
glaciar
masculine
(n)
glacier
cañón
masculine
(n)
canyon
bahía
feminine
(n)
bay
bosque tropical
masculine
(p)
rainforest
meseta
feminine
(n)
plateau
delta
masculine
(n)
delta
valle
masculine
(n)
valley
cueva
feminine
(n)
cave
trinchera
feminine
(n)
trench
volcán
masculine
(n)
volcano
cráter
masculine
(n)
crater
abismo
masculine
(n)
abyss
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