steep.
陡峭的,陡峭,陡峭的斜坡,陡然
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adj.adjective · 形容词
- 1.
steep·er, steep·est.
- ›having an almost vertical slope or pitch, or a relatively high gradient, as a hill, an ascent, stairs, etc.
- › unduly high; exorbitant: Those prices are too steep for me.
- ›extreme or incredible, as a statement or story.
- ›high or lofty.
n.noun · 名词
- 1.
- ›a steep place; declivity, as of a hill.
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Examples
They have placed the work in a way that allows visitors to steep themselves in the outdoors and to respond, without feeling herded or driven, to the moods of forest and hill, snow and sunlight.
The angle on the way down is so steep, you brace yourself on the seat in front of you as if you’re doing a push-up.
The Rafferty Lift takes me to the resort’s main intermediate area, but the runs back to the bottom are steeper than any advanced run I’ve seen before.
Once you reach adulthood, you typically start losing about one percent of your strength per year, with a steeper decline in your 60s and beyond.
She pushed Nicholas Gross to set steep goals, but she also encouraged him to prioritize others before himself.
Rising up from scooping bay, the steep topography—hemmed by hills of evergreens—promises panoramas at practically every turn.
But just up the steep river bank and through the brush is an opening.
In Sierra Leone, the WHO report reads, “steep increases persist.”
Sure, some churches are expanding, but overall, your way of life is in steep decline.
We gazed on a residential area of box-like homes stacked on top of one another on a steep hillside.