Definition of coulee in English:

coulee

nounˈkuːli

1A short flow of viscous lava.
Example sentencesExamples
- The remaining magma as lava domes and coulees was extruded with some associated subplinian or vulcanian explosive activity.
- The late-stage lava coulees and domes are most evolved.
- The bulk of the T2 magma is represented by the lava domes and coulees, which are the most evolved.
2North American A deep ravine.
〈北美〉深峡谷；深沟壑
Example sentencesExamples
- Once in the bog at the bottom of the coulee, one can see that the high grass is covered with grey silt.
- I also do not expect the flood pathway stories to tell that the flood eroded, in several days, 50 cubic miles of basalt and silt that resulted in deep vertical-walled coulees with flat bottoms.
- It has rolling hills, valleys, ravines and coulees, ideal for stalking.
- They settled in coulees and river valleys where permanent water and wild hay grew and could sustain them year-round.
- The badlands are significant due to the plethora of fossils and dinosaur bones that have been recovered in the slowly eroding hoodoos, narrow valleys and bone-dry coulees.

Origin

Early 19th century: from French coulée '(lava) flow', from couler 'to flow', from Latin colare 'to strain or flow', from colum 'strainer'.

Definition of coulee in US English:

coulee

noun

1North American A deep ravine.
〈北美〉深峡谷；深沟壑
Example sentencesExamples
- Once in the bog at the bottom of the coulee, one can see that the high grass is covered with grey silt.
- The badlands are significant due to the plethora of fossils and dinosaur bones that have been recovered in the slowly eroding hoodoos, narrow valleys and bone-dry coulees.
- They settled in coulees and river valleys where permanent water and wild hay grew and could sustain them year-round.
- I also do not expect the flood pathway stories to tell that the flood eroded, in several days, 50 cubic miles of basalt and silt that resulted in deep vertical-walled coulees with flat bottoms.
- It has rolling hills, valleys, ravines and coulees, ideal for stalking.
2A lava flow.
Example sentencesExamples
- The late-stage lava coulees and domes are most evolved.
- The remaining magma as lava domes and coulees was extruded with some associated subplinian or vulcanian explosive activity.
- The bulk of the T2 magma is represented by the lava domes and coulees, which are the most evolved.

Origin

Early 19th century: from French coulée ‘(lava) flow’, from couler ‘to flow’, from Latin colare ‘to strain or flow’, from colum ‘strainer’.

单词	coulee
释义	Definition of coulee in English: coulee nounˈkuːli 1A short flow of viscous lava. Example sentencesExamples The remaining magma as lava domes and coulees was extruded with some associated subplinian or vulcanian explosive activity. The late-stage lava coulees and domes are most evolved. The bulk of the T2 magma is represented by the lava domes and coulees, which are the most evolved. 2North American A deep ravine. 〈北美〉深峡谷；深沟壑 Example sentencesExamples Once in the bog at the bottom of the coulee, one can see that the high grass is covered with grey silt. I also do not expect the flood pathway stories to tell that the flood eroded, in several days, 50 cubic miles of basalt and silt that resulted in deep vertical-walled coulees with flat bottoms. It has rolling hills, valleys, ravines and coulees, ideal for stalking. They settled in coulees and river valleys where permanent water and wild hay grew and could sustain them year-round. The badlands are significant due to the plethora of fossils and dinosaur bones that have been recovered in the slowly eroding hoodoos, narrow valleys and bone-dry coulees. Origin Early 19th century: from French coulée '(lava) flow', from couler 'to flow', from Latin colare 'to strain or flow', from colum 'strainer'. Definition of coulee in US English: coulee noun 1North American A deep ravine. 〈北美〉深峡谷；深沟壑 Example sentencesExamples Once in the bog at the bottom of the coulee, one can see that the high grass is covered with grey silt. The badlands are significant due to the plethora of fossils and dinosaur bones that have been recovered in the slowly eroding hoodoos, narrow valleys and bone-dry coulees. They settled in coulees and river valleys where permanent water and wild hay grew and could sustain them year-round. I also do not expect the flood pathway stories to tell that the flood eroded, in several days, 50 cubic miles of basalt and silt that resulted in deep vertical-walled coulees with flat bottoms. It has rolling hills, valleys, ravines and coulees, ideal for stalking. 2A lava flow. Example sentencesExamples The late-stage lava coulees and domes are most evolved. The remaining magma as lava domes and coulees was extruded with some associated subplinian or vulcanian explosive activity. The bulk of the T2 magma is represented by the lava domes and coulees, which are the most evolved. Origin Early 19th century: from French coulée ‘(lava) flow’, from couler ‘to flow’, from Latin colare ‘to strain or flow’, from colum ‘strainer’.
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