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05:57 Mar 27, 2006 |
Swedish to English translations [PRO] Sports / Fitness / Recreation / fishing | |||||||
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| Selected response from: lo nathamundi United States Local time: 07:14 | ||||||
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5 | rapids |
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4 -1 | cascade |
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3 | riffle |
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rapids Explanation: A "stryka" is fast-flowing water, not necessarily breaking or with falls. |
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cascade Explanation: How about this? |
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riffle Explanation: hey, just happened to notice this question. i grew up fly-fishing, and the terms we always used the most were: riffles, eddies, swirls, and pools to describe the different kinds of water in a stream. also, back-eddy, side-eddy, sort of a large riffle, a slow pool, etc... depending on the water... but a strong run of water that is not an actual waterfall, we always called a riffle... cascade is too strong... too waterfally... and rapids makes me think of whitewater rafting... Reference: http://www.theriffleflyshop.com/reports.php Reference: http://www.riffleandrise.com |
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