Wold

Definition

wold /wǝƱld/ n (esp pl ) (ၿဗိတိန္တြင္ ေနရာအမည္ႏွင့္ တြဲသံုးသည္။ ) …လြင္ျပင္။ …လြင္တီးေခါင္။ the Lincolnshire wolds.

Examples

1. ‘The giant puff-ball is a feast in itself
2. and I remember a huge one found by a shepherd of the wolds near Loughborough.’
3. ‘The wolds are the closest thing we have in this area to a hill
4. and those from hilly country would regard them as no more than casual undulations in the landscape.’
5. ‘The latter
6. although presently only at low levels
7. often develops quickly through June and July during grain-filling period
8. especially on the wolds where early morning dews can last for several hours.’
9. ‘Numerous streams running from springs on the wolds down towards the River Hull have helped shape Beverley's streets.’
10. ‘Separate ice fields also encroached from the North Sea
11. driving eastwards through what is now the Vale Of Pickering and covering much of the East Yorkshire plain
12. leaving the moors and wolds as isolated highlands.’
13. ‘Based in Huggate on the wolds
14. Milner was making a welcome return to the championship after taking a year out of the sport.’
15. ‘We've moved into a period of April showers
16. alternating between bright sunshine and sharp
17. sudden downpours as the wind sweeps from the West over the wolds and down across the fens towards the sea.’
18. ‘The main activity of the shire was sheep-rearing on the wolds
19. cattle on the flatlands
20. and fishing: reclamation of fenland went on steadily.’