causey UK
ˈkɔː.si
Definition

Definition of causey - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
constructionRareUKembankment holding in waterRareUK
  • The old causey prevented the river from flooding.
dyke levee
2.
infrastructureRareUKcauseway across marshy ground or seaRareUK
  • We crossed the marsh on a narrow causey.
causeway embankment
3.
transportationRareUKpaved path or highwayRareUK
  • The village had a quaint causey lined with shops.
pathway pavement walkway
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Images of causey

  • causey: embankment holding in water
    embankment holding in water
  • causey: causeway across marshy ground or sea
    causeway across marshy ground or sea
  • causey: paved path or highway
    paved path or highway

Origin of causey

Middle English, cauci (causeway)

Examples of causey in a sentence

  • Farmers rely on the causey to manage irrigation.
  • The ancient causey was still visible at low tide.
  • They built a new causey to connect the islands.
  • The ancient causey was still used by travelers.
  • A causey connected the two distant towns.

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  1. French:digue, chaussée, ...
  2. German:Damm, Chaussee, ...
  3. Italian:argine, strada rialzata, ...
  4. Spanish:dique, camino elevado, ...
  5. Portuguese:dique, estrada elevada, ...
  6. Chinese:堤坝, 堤道, ...
  7. Japanese:堤防, 土手道, ...
  8. Arabic:سَدّ تُرَابِيّ, جِسْر, ...
  9. Hebrew:סוֹלְלָה, סוּלָּלָה, ...
  10. Russian:дамба, мостовая, ...
  11. Ukrainian:насип, насипна дорога, ...
  12. Hindi:तटबंध, कौसी, ...

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