bajada
- noun
- /bəˈhɑːdə/
:
pendiente
- The village sits at the base of a long bajada that leads from the mountains.
Examples
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After the rain, the bajada became slippery and difficult to walk down.
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The hikers paused at the top of the bajada to admire the view before descending.
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The bajada was steep and rocky.
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We drove down the bajada towards the valley.
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The hikers carefully made their way down the bajada towards the valley below.
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As they descended the bajada, the view of the mountains became more breathtaking.
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The road curved sharply as it followed the bajada, making the drive exciting.
Synonyms
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1.4
A part of land that goes up or down like the side of a hill
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3.7
A movement down from a higher place to a lower place or a slope that goes down
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4.2
A slope on a road or railway that goes down
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4.2
A sloping surface that connects different levels
A slope or small hill that goes down
How Steep
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bajada comes from the Spanish verb bajar 'to go down' and is like Baja in Baja California, which means 'lower'. So a bajada is simply a downhill slope or a place where the land, road, or path goes down.