gorge

a deep valley with steep sides, often through which a river flows

cañón, garganta

Collocations gorge country

• The gorge was a popular spot for hikers.

  El cañón era un lugar popular para los senderistas.

to eat or drink too much, especially in a short time

devorar, engullir

Collocations gorge on food

• He gorged himself on the delicious cake.

  Él se devoró el delicioso pastel.

a necklace or similar piece of jewelry worn around the neck

collar, garganta (de joyería)

Collocations gorge necklace

• She wore a beautiful gold gorge.

  Ella llevaba un hermoso collar de oro.

the part of the body at the top of the chest, between the neck and the stomach

garganta (anatómica)

Collocations throat injury

• He had a sore throat from shouting.

  Tenía la garganta dolida por gritar.

(of water) to flow strongly and noisily, especially through a narrow place

rugir (el agua)

Collocations water gorges

• The river was gorgeing through the canyon.

  El río rugía a través del cañón.