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a [adjective] gorge
用形容词描述峡谷的特征。
The hikers admired the deep gorge.
徒步者赞叹那深深的峡谷。
峡谷；深谷
gorges — plural of gorge
先理解核心含义，再看它在真实句子里的用法。
峡谷；深谷
a deep narrow valley with steep rocky sides, usually with a river or stream flowing through it; a ravine
The hikers admired the deep gorge.
徒步者赞叹那深深的峡谷。
花的喉部
The throat of a flower.
暴食的行为
An act of gorging.
深谷(通常有河流流经)
a deep ravine (usually with a river running through it)
吞入食道或胃中的食物,尤其是被反刍或呕吐出来的
Food that has been taken into the gullet or the stomach, particularly if it is regurgitated or vomited out.
Hiking through the gorge was breathtaking.
徒步穿越峡谷令人叹为观止。
The river carved a deep gorge over millions of years.
这条河历经数百万年冲刷出了一条深深的峡谷。
We stopped at the edge of the gorge to take photos.
我们在峡谷边缘停下来拍照。
用形容词描述峡谷的特征。
The hikers admired the deep gorge.
徒步者赞叹那深深的峡谷。
表示位置或路径。
The river flows through the gorge.
河流穿过峡谷。
用于表达强烈的厌恶或愤怒；gorge指咽喉。
Her gorge rose at the thought of injustice.
一想到不公，她就感到愤怒。
Not this
There are many gorge in this area.
Use this
There are many gorges in this area.
“gorge”作“峡谷”讲时为可数名词，复数形式需加-s。
Not this
I have a sore gorge.
Use this
I have a sore throat.
虽然“gorge”有“咽喉”之意，但日常表达“喉咙痛”通常用“throat”。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
陡峭的峡谷
The river flows through a steep gorge.
河流流经一个陡峭的峡谷。
深谷
The bridge spans a deep gorge.
这座桥横跨一个深谷。
狭窄的峡谷
We hiked through a narrow gorge.
我们徒步穿过一个狭窄的峡谷。
河流峡谷
The Colorado River carved a magnificent river gorge.
科罗拉多河雕刻出一个壮丽的河流峡谷。
山峡
The mountain gorge was filled with mist.
山峡里充满了雾气。
使某人作呕，令人愤慨
The cruelty towards animals made my gorge rise.
对动物的残忍行径令我作呕。
呕吐；感到厌恶
The smell was so bad it made me heave my gorge.
那气味太难闻了，让我感到恶心欲呕。
Use gorges naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
Gorge既是深谷又是食道，联想一条河流像食物一样穿过狭窄通道。
语域：mixed 常见场景：geography、anatomy、mountaineering 该词作为名词时，语境多样：地理学中的“峡谷”为中性/正式，登山中的“山口”偏正式，医学中的“食道”为正式/专业。
The only common word that rhymes with 'gorge' is 'forge' (both have /ɔrdʒ/). Words ending in -urge like 'urge' or 'purge' look similar but have the vowel /ɜr/, not /ɔr/.
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY, WORDNET.