mountain
Derived from Middle English, from Old French montain, from Latin montanus, from mons (mountain).
NOUN
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A mountain is a large landform that rises prominently above its surroundings, typically characterized by steep slopes, a significant elevation, and often a peak or summit. Mountains are formed through tectonic forces or volcanism and are usually grouped in mountain ranges.
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- The mountain range was breathtaking at sunset. — 山脈は夕日で息を呑むようでした。
- She hiked up the mountain to enjoy the stunning views. — 彼女は素晴らしい景色を楽しむために山に登った。
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ADJ
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The term mountain can also describe something that is characterized by or having the qualities of a mountain, such as steepness or significant height. It is used to refer to areas or terrains that are elevated or have hilly features.
- The trail offered a mountain landscape that was perfect for photography. — そのトレイルは写真撮影に最適な山の風景を提供した。
- They enjoyed the views of the mountain terrain during their vacation. — 彼らは休暇中に山の地形の景色を楽しんだ。
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