nile
nile — noun
1. a major waterway of northeastern Africa that begins in Uganda at Lake Victoria a
a major waterway of northeastern Africa that begins in Uganda at Lake Victoria and travels roughly 6,650 km across Sudan and Egypt before reaching the Mediterranean Sea; measured from end to end it holds the record as the planet's longest river
Asher stood on a bridge above the Nile, watching the sunset behind old temples.
the + [river name] with a daily scene
The fertile valley of the Nile has supported farming communities for thousands of years.
collocation: fertile valley of the Nile
Tourists on a wooden boat sailed down the Nile past small villages and green fields.
Salma's grandfather told her stories about the Nile and the ancient kingdoms along its banks.
Each year the Nile flooded the land beside it, leaving rich soil for local farmers.
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the + Nile