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Definition of col - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
geographyTECH. low point on a mountain ridgeTECH.
- The hikers reached the col before sunset.
2.
meteorologyTECH. pressure region between anticyclones and depressionsTECH.
- The weather forecast mentioned a col affecting the area.
Abbreviation
1.
abr: columnTECH. vertical group of cells in a table or spreadsheetTECH.
- Enter the data in the first col.
2.
- My col helped me finish the project.
Images of col
low point on a mountain ridge
Expressions with col
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played by striking strings with the bow's wood
The violinist performed the passage col legno.
Origin of col
Latin, collis (hill)
Examples of col in a sentence
The col provided a perfect spot for a rest during the climb. A col was forming between the two weather systems. Meteorologists tracked the col's movement across the region. Highlight the entire col for formatting. Each col must have a header label. A col covered my shift yesterday.
Ask your col for assistance.
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- French:col, col., ...
- German:Pass, Spalte, ...
- Italian:valico, col., ...
- Spanish:collado, col., ...
- Portuguese:colo, coluna, ...
- Chinese:山口, 列, ...
- Japanese:コル, 列, ...
- Arabic:مَمَر جَبَلِي, عَمُود, ...
- Hebrew:מַעֲבָר הָרִים, עַמּוּדָה, ...
- Russian:перевал, столбец, ...
- Ukrainian:перевал, стовпець, ...
- Hindi:दर्रा, स्तंभ, ...
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