gully 的 3 个定义
plural gul·lies.Also gulley .
- a small valley or ravine originally worn away by running water and serving as a drainageway after prolonged heavy rains.
- a ditch or gutter.
- Cricket. the position of a fielder between point and slips.the fielder occupying this position.
gul·lied, gul·ly·ing.
- to make gullies in.
- to form by the action of water.
- Slang. of or relating to the environment, culture, or life experience in poor urban neighborhoods; vulgar, raw, or authentic; ghetto: Does your mama know what you’re up to on these gully street corners all night?Keepin’ it gully, for real!
gully 近义词
ravine, ditch
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- At one point in 1971, he spotted a jawbone jutting out from the side of the gully.
- The snails turned up in small patches of unburned habitat, sometimes at the bottom of gullies or in deep leaf litter around the bases of large trees.
- One by one we left camp, figuring we’d be able to keep tabs on each other pretty easily in the wide-open gully.
- In 2000, Cogswell helped found The Gully, an online lesbian magazine, which closed six years later.
- Gully Wells shares recollections of growing up with her mother, stepfather, and their famous inner circle.
- Judge then of my surprise when I rode up out of the water-washed gully and found them nowhere in sight.
- It was perched high above the sidewalk, for the street but a few years since was a gully, and the grading had deepened it.
- Thousands of Turks in a bunch, so the boys say, swarmed out of their trenches and the Gully Ravine.
- One of the horses was hobbled, and they were all eating hungrily the grass that grew along the gully's sides.
- A few pines were sprinkled about the slopes of the gully, and one or two of them which had fallen lay athwart the creek.