Definition
Definition of English Channel - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
geographyarm of the Atlantic Ocean between England and France
- Many ships pass through the English Channel daily.
- The English Channel is a popular route for ferries.
- They planned to swim across the English Channel.
Terms with English Channel included in their meaning
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river south England
river in southern England flowing to the English Channel
seaside city
resort town on the English Channel
geography
any of a group of British islands in the English Channel
coastal city
port town on the English Channel
geography
port town in northwestern France on the English Channel
geography
pertaining to events across the English Channel
political status
British Crown dependency in the English Channel
location
British Crown dependency in the English Channel
Sussex river
river in Sussex flowing to the English Channel
geographical region
region in northern France on the English Channel
geography
islands in the English Channel, part of UK Crown Dependencies
geography
county in southern England on the English Channel
geographical structure
railway tunnel under the English Channel linking England and France
island
small island in the English Channel
livestock
dairy cattle breed from an island in the English Channel
French river
river in northern France flowing to the English Channel
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- French:Manche, ...
- German:Ärmelkanal, ...
- Italian:Canale della Manica, ...
- Spanish:Canal de la Mancha, ...
- Portuguese:Canal da Mancha, ...
- Chinese:英吉利海峡, ...
- Japanese:イギリス海峡, ...
- Arabic:قَناة إِنْجِلِيزِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:תְּעָלַת לַמָּאנְשׁ, ...
- Russian:Ла-Манш, ...
- Ukrainian:Ла-Манш, ...
- Hindi:इंग्लिश चैनल, ...
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