couloirs
/kuːlˈwɑrz/
noun
- Plural of couloir: narrow, steep gullies or gorges on mountainsides, often filled with snow or ice.
- They explored the couloirs on the north face of the mountain.
- After the storm, the couloirs were filled with fresh powder snow.
- The map shows several couloirs that experienced climbers can attempt.
- Plural of couloir: corridors or passageways in buildings or trains.
- The train's couloirs were crowded with passengers during the holiday.
- The museum's couloirs were decorated with paintings from the 18th century.
- She hurried through the couloirs of the office building to reach the meeting.