River

usgb/ˈrɪvər/
noun

A large, flowing body of water that follows a set path through the land.

The Mississippi is a well known river in the United States.
Visual representation of "river" - A large, flowing body of water that follows a set path through the land

Often appears as...

  • flow down the river
  • swim in the river
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Geographical Features

Rivers are integral to geography and often associated with specific landforms and ecosystems.

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The river cut through the valley, creating a stunning canyon.
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Cultural Significance

Rivers may have historical or cultural importance in stories, myths, or as borders.

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The river is considered sacred and is featured in many local legends.
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Common Collocations

Familiarize with phrases often used with 'river' to describe actions and features.

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Many people gathered for the annual boat race on the river.
Visual representation of the word "River"

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