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Definition of dry valley in English: dry valleynoun A valley cut by water erosion but containing no permanent surface stream, typically one occurring in an area of porous rock such as limestone. 干谷 Example sentencesExamples - In addition to the channels left by large floods, dry valleys that appear to have been cut by slow-moving water also meander across much of the old cratered terrain in the southern highlands.
- This is Watlowes, the dry valley that runs from a few hundred yards south of the car park on the road to Malham Cove itself.
- One of the film's high points is a battle on a frozen lake, though as the photos below show, this was really filmed in a dry valley, with the grassy banks being digitally subtracted and replaced.
- Their outward journey to Jerusalem would take twenty days traveling on horseback across upland deserts and through dry valleys of volcanic rock.
- Usually, life avoids such briny salts, but in the dry valleys of Antarctica, where conditions most resemble those of Mars, the conditions actually can prove advantageous to biological organisms.
- The shakehole lies twenty metres North-West of the second stile in the dry valley above Trow Gill, to the left of the main path to Gaping Gill Main Shaft.
- We turned right off the main road on to a dirt track and bounced on through a landscape of rocks and dry valleys.
- The dry valleys of Antarctica don't get much rain or snow either.
- You can still see the river's dry valley to the south in Green Park, heading towards the grounds of Buckingham Palace where the underground Tyburn still feeds the Queen's ornamental lake.
- Limestone pavements, dry valleys, sink holes and fault lines are all encountered on this walk which visits the spectacular Malham Cove.
- Today's route is in two contrasting halves, first tops, headlands and expansive skies, later a magnificent long dry valley.
Definition of dry valley in US English: dry valleynoun A valley cut by water erosion but containing no permanent surface stream, typically one occurring in an area of porous rock such as limestone. 干谷 Example sentencesExamples - You can still see the river's dry valley to the south in Green Park, heading towards the grounds of Buckingham Palace where the underground Tyburn still feeds the Queen's ornamental lake.
- This is Watlowes, the dry valley that runs from a few hundred yards south of the car park on the road to Malham Cove itself.
- Usually, life avoids such briny salts, but in the dry valleys of Antarctica, where conditions most resemble those of Mars, the conditions actually can prove advantageous to biological organisms.
- One of the film's high points is a battle on a frozen lake, though as the photos below show, this was really filmed in a dry valley, with the grassy banks being digitally subtracted and replaced.
- Today's route is in two contrasting halves, first tops, headlands and expansive skies, later a magnificent long dry valley.
- Their outward journey to Jerusalem would take twenty days traveling on horseback across upland deserts and through dry valleys of volcanic rock.
- The shakehole lies twenty metres North-West of the second stile in the dry valley above Trow Gill, to the left of the main path to Gaping Gill Main Shaft.
- Limestone pavements, dry valleys, sink holes and fault lines are all encountered on this walk which visits the spectacular Malham Cove.
- The dry valleys of Antarctica don't get much rain or snow either.
- In addition to the channels left by large floods, dry valleys that appear to have been cut by slow-moving water also meander across much of the old cratered terrain in the southern highlands.
- We turned right off the main road on to a dirt track and bounced on through a landscape of rocks and dry valleys.
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