单词	cwm
释义	cwm noun ˈküm  chiefly British : cirque sense 3 Example Sentences Recent Examples on the Web Now, just one remains, lodged into a cwm west of Pico Humboldt. The Economist, 5 Oct. 2017 Word History Etymology Welsh, valley First Known Use 1853, in the meaning defined above cwm noun chiefly British as in cirque Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance cirque cleft col fissure crevasse canyon abyss crevice gulch ravine chasm couloir gorge valley glen flume saddle dale coomb coombe dell cañon defile linn vale kloof gill combe basin pass hollow notch gully kettle arroyo gulf floodplain gulley gap coulee wadi barranca trench wash barranco trough gutter nullah shut-in draw
随便看	one tired puppy one too many one way or another one would think one would think that one's a game one's age is catching up to one one's ass off one's betters one's brain turns into mush one's brain turns into/to mush one's brain turns to mush one's conscience pricks one's conscience pricks (oneself) one's conscience pricks oneself one's elders and betters one's eyes fall on one's face falls one's face lights up one's head off one's heart bleeds for one's heart is (just) not in something one's heart is just not in something one's heart is not in something one's heart leaps

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