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Most Common Vocabulary For Talking About Geographic Features
20 words
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Most Common Vocabulary For Talking About Geographic Features
20 words
Wüste
feminine
(n)
desert
heiße Wüste
hot desert
Wald
masculine
(n)
forest
Dieser Hirsch ist tief in den Wald gerannt.
That deer ran away into the forest.
See
masculine
(n)
lake
Der Schwan schwimmt auf dem See.
The swan is swimming in the lake.
Berg
masculine
(n)
mountain
Da ist Schnee auf der Spitze des Berges.
There is snow on top of the mountain.
Ozean
masculine
(n)
ocean
Ozeane sind wichtig für den Handel zwischen Ländern.
Oceans are important to trade between countries.
Fluss
masculine
(n)
river
Der fließende Fluss formte den Canyon.
The flowing river created the canyon.
Meerenge
feminine
(n)
strait
Eine Meerenge ist eine natürliche Passage zwischen zwei Ozeanen.
A strait is a natural passage between two oceans.
Insel
feminine
(n)
island
Eine Insel ist von Wasser umgeben.
An island is surrounded by water.
Regenwald
masculine
(n)
rainforest
Gletscher
masculine
(n)
glacier
Felsschlucht
feminine
(n)
canyon
Bucht
feminine
(n)
bay
Hochplateau
neutral
(n)
plateau
Flussdelta
neutral
(n)
delta
Tal
neutral
(n)
valley
Vulkan
masculine
(n)
volcano
Höhle
feminine
(n)
cave
Meeresgraben
masculine
(n)
trench
Krater
masculine
(n)
crater
Abgrund
masculine
(n)
abyss
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