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Definition of scree - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
mountainloose stones on a mountain slope
- Hikers carefully navigated the scree on the trail.
2.
toolsDated UK coarse sieve used in ScotlandDated UK
- The farmer used a scree to sift the grain.
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loose stones on a mountain slope 
coarse sieve used in Scotland
Origin of scree
Old Norse, skritha (landslide)
Terms with scree included in their meaning
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European uplands
small green fern growing on acid scree
Examples of scree in a sentence
They set up camp on a flat area above the scree. The chef used a scree to strain the sauce. In Scotland, a scree is essential for brewing beer.
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- French:éboulis, tamis, ...
- German:Geröll, Sieb, ...
- Italian:ghiaione, setaccio, ...
- Spanish:pedregal, criba, ...
- Portuguese:cascalho, peneira grossa, ...
- Chinese:碎石坡, 粗筛, ...
- Japanese:ガレ場, スクリ, ...
- Arabic:رُكَام حَجَرِي, غربال خشن, ...
- Hebrew:דַּרְדֶּרֶת, נַפָה גַסָּה לַחַקְלָאוּת בְּשִׁמּוּשׁ בְּסְקוטְלַנְד, ...
- Russian:осыпь, сито, ...
- Ukrainian:осип, сито, ...
- Hindi:पहाड़ी ढलान पर फैले ढीले पत्थर, छलनी, ...
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