Definition
Definition of Dale - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
namesmale given name derived from the surname
- Dale is coming to the party tonight.
2.
place in IndianaUS town in Spencer County, Indiana, USAUS
- Dale hosts an annual summer festival.
3.
geographysurname for someone living in a valley
- Mr. Dale was well-known in the village.
4.
place in WalesRare UK village in west Pembrokeshire, WalesRare UK
- We visited Dale during our trip to Wales.
Origin of Dale
Old English, dæl (valley)
Terms with Dale included in their meaning
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residence
person living in a dale in northern England
Examples of Dale in a sentence
I met Dale at the conference last year. Dale is known for its historic landmarks. The population of Dale has been growing steadily. The Dale family has lived here for generations. Dale is a common surname in this region. Dale is known for its scenic beauty.
The coastal views in Dale are breathtaking.
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Definition of dale - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
geographyDated UK valley in a hilly areaDated UK
- We hiked through the beautiful dale.
- The small village was nestled in a quiet dale.
- Artists often paint the serene dales of the countryside.
Images of dale
valley in a hilly area
Expressions with dale
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traveling across hills and valleys extensively
They wandered over hill and dale in search of adventure.
move or be everywhere in many different places
They searched up hill and down dale for the lost keys..
Origin of dale
Old English, dæl (valley)
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- Arabic:وَادِي, ...
- Hebrew:עֵמֶק, ...
- Russian:долина, ...
- Ukrainian:долина, ...
- Hindi:घाटी, ...
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