barranca 的定义
plural bar·ran·cas [buh-rang-kuhz; Spanish bahr-rahng-kahs]. /bəˈræŋ kəz; Spanish bɑrˈrɑŋ kɑs/.
- a steep-walled ravine or gorge.
- a gully with steep sides; arroyo.
更多barranca例句
- A gully cut through the walls of the barranca at a sharp angle, and the pack-trail followed the bottom of the depression.
- Before the barranca and the Black Caon were reached, a quivering line of gray had run along the tops of the eastern hills.
- It was now agreed that we should all ride down the side of the barranca together, until we could find a place to descend into it.
- It was a bright July morning four months after that fatal fight in the Spanish barranca.
- Right on up the barranca—towards the mountains—and they did not stop for food.