Definition
Definition of brae - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
geographyDated UK any hillside or slopeDated UK
- She climbed the brae to get a better view.
2.
hillsideDated UK upland areaDated UK
- They hiked across the rugged brae.
Images of brae

any hillside or slope 
upland area
Origin of brae
Scots, brae (hill)
Examples of brae in a sentence
A small cottage sat nestled against the brae. The sheep grazed peacefully on the green brae. Mist covered the brae as dawn broke.
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- French:colline, hauteur, ...
- German:Hang, Hochland, ...
- Italian:pendio, altopiano, ...
- Spanish:ladera, cerro, ...
- Portuguese:encosta, terreno elevado, ...
- Chinese:山坡, 高地, ...
- Japanese:斜面, 高地, ...
- Arabic:مُنْحَدَر, مُرْتَفَع, ...
- Hebrew:גִּבְעָה, ...
- Russian:холм, высокогорье, ...
- Ukrainian:схил, височина, ...
- Hindi:पहाड़ी, ...
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