a valley, gorge, or deep ditch between hills

describes greed or desires that are like a deep valley, impossible to fill up; insatiable

(idiom) to use one's neighbor as a ditch; to pass one's difficulties or problems onto others at their expense

hills and valleys; a remote, secluded area, often used as a place for retirement or a wooded refuge

Describes a landscape with countless high mountains and deep valleys; by extension, a long and arduous journey through difficult terrain

(literary) woods and ravines; the secluded and peaceful atmosphere of forests and valleys

a valley in a rocky mountain area

gullies; valleys

a landscape of numerous streams and ravines rushing together; often used to describe grand and vigorous mountain scenery, frequently paired with descriptions of majestic peaks

Literally "mountains and valleys in the chest"; refers to having a well-thought-out plan or a clear vision for how to handle a situation before acting, originally used to describe a painter's preconceived mental preparation of a landscape.

valley; gully; ravine

to be determined to sacrifice one's life for justice or for one's country; to be prepared for one's body to be cast into a valley or ditch for a righteous cause

an icy ravine or a mountain valley covered in ice

ditch; narrow strip of water; moat around a city wall

low-lying, damp terrain; often used to describe the humid conditions in a cellar or depression

to enjoy oneself in nature's embrace; to be immersed in the beauty of hills and valleys without being burdened by worldly matters

(literary) an abyss of desire; a greed that is as hard to fill as a deep ravine

valley; ravine

deep valley; deep ravine

a valley or mountain gorge where water flows and gathers

to be circumspect and astute; to possess a grand vision or a well-thought-out plan in one's mind

(variant form) to have a layout in one's mind; to be farsighted and possess a deep or comprehensive vision

A valley or ravine where mountain streams converge

(variant form) hills and valleys; deep gully; artistic depth or profound layout in painting or landscape gardening

to treat neighboring countries as a dumping ground for one's problems; to pass one's troubles or disasters onto others for personal gain