mountain
પર્વત
definition
noun
the village is backed by awe-inspiring mountains
a large natural elevation of the earth's surface rising abruptly from the surrounding level; a large steep hill.
translation of 'mountain'
પહાડ
noun
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example
there's still a 'mountain' of work to be done
a 'mountain' of paperwork
his attempt to picture the 'mountain' folk in ridiculous attire
Campaigners complain that shifting the butter 'mountain' into developing countries stifles agricultural trade, by crowding out domestic farmers who can't compete with the might of the EU.
the ice and snow of a 'mountain' peak
No wonder 'mountain' spring water and air-dried hams are two of the things that make the area famous with the Spanish.
When you are on the top of a 'mountain' , you see mountains all around and all is covered by a dense forest.
Standing some 3282 ft above sea level, the 'mountain' is one of the most remote in Scotland.
When I got into work there was a 'mountain' of work to get through, loads of meeting requests and several problems to sort out.
Throughout the Smokies you may be enticed from your car by the sight, sound, and feel of clear, cool 'mountain' streams and waterfalls.
The last two days of the trip involve a ski tour, including an overnight stay in a 'mountain' hut.
'mountain' range
Allium bulgarium grows wild in the woodlands and 'mountain' slopes of Turkey and the Ukraine.
a butter 'mountain'
a 'mountain' of paperwork
a 'mountain' of disks
Never have I had such a 'mountain' of paperwork to clear before Christmas.
Until the 1980s, the EU simply bought any extra production and piled it up in warehouses, forming what became known as the EU u2018butter 'mountain' u2019 (u2018wine lakesu2019 were another manifestation of the same problem).
a 'mountain' peak
Frost speculated that the inhabitants favored the mountaintop location for two reasons: to mine rich lodes of silver in the area and because the site provided panoramic views of central Vilcabamba's snowy 'mountain' peaks, some as high as 18,000 feet (5,486 meters), which were sacred to ancient Andeans.
Those cultivating 'mountain' land are mostly Aborigines and the farmland belongs to them.
They financed buses to ferry people from the most remote 'mountain' villages to Beirut for the day.
we set off down the 'mountain'
Excellent views of the lake and Mount Aspiring can be seen from the 'mountain' top.
Next day we trekked along a steep 'mountain' trail to reach the rim of this vast, embracing feature.
Gallacher attends his fair share of meetings and usually has a 'mountain' of paperwork to get through at the end of the day.
we set off down the 'mountain'
So, it was his love for Irish music and his wish to expand and develop on his u2018old-time, 'mountainy' music u2018that really took him there.
High 'mountains' surround Loch Ossian, and the edges of the loch are softened by woods.
Then there was the fallout, as the dreams of growth vanished to leave only rapidly diminishing cash piles or large 'mountains' of debt.
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