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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
mountain
(n)
a geographical feature that is a large, natural elevation from the ground
mountain top
mountain top
island
(n)
a piece of land that is fully surrounded by water
An island is surrounded by water.
An island is surrounded by water.
forest
(n)
an area characterized by a large number of trees
That deer ran away into the forest.
That deer ran away into the forest.
river
(n)
a large and natural stream of water that flows into a sea, ocean, or another river
winding river
winding river
ocean
(n)
a very large and expansive body of water
urchin on the ocean floor
urchin on the ocean floor
strait
(n)
Strait of Gibraltar
Strait of Gibraltar
lake
(n)
a large area of water that is fully surrounded by land
The swan is swimming in the lake.
The swan is swimming in the lake.
desert
(n)
a dry and hot area characterized by sand and a lack of vegetation
hot desert
hot desert
canyon
(n)
valley
(n)
cave
(n)
glacier
(n)
rainforest
(n)
an area of dense forest that has consistent rainfall
plateau
(n)
delta
(n)
volcano
(n)
trench
(n)
bay
(n)
crater
(n)
abyss
(n)
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