gouge znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady gouge

• In many cases the substrate to the diamictites would have been relatively soft, allowing both debris-flow and glacial movements to have formed large gouges.

• As a kind of self-protection, they develop thick skins to avoid being upset by the gouging out of eyes, the smashings and the burnings.

• There is not enough money to be gouged out of the inner cities.

• What erosion will take place following clear felling where deep drains at regular intervals have been gouged out of the hillside?

• Every man had to be gouged out from the national administration by a process that was long and painful.

• The problem is worst when conditions are wet, and large ruts can be gouged in paths.

• We do not want more and more great traffic arteries gouged out through our towns, and buildings torn down to make room for the omnipresent car.

• They also forbade kicking, biting and eye gouging.