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Definition of dingle - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
geographyRare UK small, narrow wooded valleyRare UK
- We hiked through the dingle to reach the river.
2.
natureRare UK small wooded hollowRare UK
- Deer often gather in the dingle at dusk.
Images of dingle

small, narrow wooded valley 
small wooded hollow
Origin of dingle
Middle English, dingle (deep hollow)
Examples of dingle in a sentence
Birds chirped merrily in the secluded dingle. Birds chirped in the dingle as the sun rose. The hikers rested in the cool shade of the dingle.
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- French:vallon, ravin, ...
- German:Schlucht, Waldmulde, ...
- Italian:valletta, boschetto, ...
- Spanish:cañada, bosquecillo, ...
- Portuguese:vale, bosque, ...
- Chinese:林谷, 林间小谷, ...
- Japanese:小峡谷, 谷間, ...
- Arabic:وادي صغير, غَوْر غابي, ...
- Hebrew:עֵמֶק צַר, חוֹרְשָׁה, ...
- Russian:долина, лощина, ...
- Ukrainian:долина, лісиста западина, ...
- Hindi:डिंगल, ...
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