waterfall
/ˈwɔːtərfɔːl/
noun
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A place where a river or stream falls steeply from a higher level, such as over an edge or down a cliff.
A2countable
- "We walked through the forest to see the waterfall."A2
- "The waterfall drops nearly a hundred metres into the valley below."B1
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A large amount of something falling or flowing down in a continuous stream; a steep descent of water.
B2countable
- "A waterfall of golden hair fell over her shoulders."B2
- "A waterfall of sparks poured from the fireworks."B2
Common mistakes
- water fall→waterfall
A waterfall is one word; 'water fall' is a misspelling.