How to pronounce“ridges”in English

ridges.

- Is it these ridges here that we're talking about?

all the ridges, the valleys, the depressions, the way they interlock with each other, that's the classic mammal molar, and that evolved during this time of the Cretaceous-Terrestrial revolution as

soaring Andean ridges over the course of a ritual day.

You mentioned Joan Ridges-- Rivers.

And they noticed these ridges on the fins, they create significantly less drag.

The bark ridges cut pleasantly into her thighs, and she presses her palms down, curls her fingers around the bow.

You get ridges out of this, you can start to make shapes.

There are ridges in the ice where there's a crack and it shifted and then refroze.

There are ridges in the ice where there's a crack and it's shifted and then re-froze.

And a terrain is valleys and ridges, OK?

He follows the smooth blue ridges of her veins up to her calves, her fingers, her breasts, her neck, to the soft and downy lobes of her ears.

You get a lot of ridges.

It's got all these convolutions and ridges to increase its surface area.

a very dramatic uh High heavy brow ridges uh High forehead that's all indications of testosterone the face and

You get these kind of fluted ridges that pop up and this is an area that's, umm, frequented by heroin smugglers 'cause they can travel through

We're already in discussions with self ridges confidentially.

About how you enjoy self ridges in a city like London, so there's a lot of interesting plays down the road.

through the ice uh and some of these ridges would would be you know two or three stories high and I had to try and

You’ll find a lot of them along underwater mountain ranges called mid-ocean ridges.

We're going to have red points everywhere because the background is on ridges, on these plateaus.

You have a tunnel of a low valley floor with towering mountainous ridges on either side.

lightly, so that you can feel the ridges of your fingerprints.

in this case, the mid-ocean ridges or hydrothermal vents.

But when you blow it, it gets these ridges.

And part of the reason I use that in certain recipes is because the ridges on the outside of penne are meant to absorb sauce.

We got some okay ridges.

- There's a lot about the landscape here that's really interesting like these ridges in the Earth where you can imagine the tunnels are for the particles

- Now, today's system takes into account these little details along the ridges.

Geologists estimate that more than 70 percent of the world’s volcanoes are hidden under the sea at mid-ocean ridges: divergent plate boundaries where two oceanic plates are pulling apart.

But if you imagine-- just look at our own oceans, especially in the mid-Atlantic ridges and those places

In other words, our operator is going to be correct if our points are on ridges

in how rainy it is between the hot valley floor and the rainy, mountainous ridges.

But it has so many convolutions and ridges, it actually comprises 80% of the brain.

So if you take a primate, it also has one with convolutions and ridges, but the innovation in homo sapiens is we have

sea walking at the sea the eye starts to break up um that you no longer these ridges but actually the Pam start

If you do this a second time with a second piece of plastic, you'll notice that you now have ridges that fit perfectly together,

- Exactly, yeah, yeah, these ridges here.

I palm the rough, sandy surface of the boulder to my left, warmed by the sun, cradling sand in its pocks in green ridges

But with a regular, cheaper knife you can get in the supermarket, you do this two or three times and you have small little ridges in the knife.

Larry and his crew were in the river valley, and the wild flowers, fern, and towering trees carpeted deep-cut canyons with red dirt ridges.

And he realizes oh my God, you know, lots of hills and ridges and rivers and then he meets these regimental commanders and he says do you