Lingaku- steep cliff
- precipice
- vertical slope
Generated definitions (experimental)
- steep cliff
- precipice
- vertical slope
This term refers to a very high and steep rock face that can be dangerous for climbing or falling.
They felt very excited climbing the steep cliff.
The height of the steep cliff shocked everyone.
This meaning emphasizes the dangerous edge or brink of a steep place, often suggesting an imminent risk of falling.
Standing at the precipice, he felt a wave of fear.
She accidentally got close to the edge of the precipice.
This meaning indicates a slope that goes straight up and down, often used in the context of geography or topography.
In this area, there are many vertical slopes and cliffs.
The vertical slope made climbing very difficult.
Generated collocations (experimental)
dǒu bì陡壁yá崖steep cliff edgepān pá攀爬dǒu bì陡壁to climb a steep cliffdǒu bì陡壁qiào bì峭壁sheer vertical wallyán沿dǒu陡bì壁pān攀dēng登to ascend along a steep cliffdǒu bì陡壁huá luò滑落to slip off a steep cliffdǒu bì陡壁tàn xiǎn探险cliff explorationdǒu bì陡壁fēng jǐng风景cliffside scenerydǒu bì陡壁bǎo hù保护cliff conservationdǒu bì陡壁guān chá观察diǎn点cliff observation pointdǒu bì陡壁pān yán攀岩cliff climbingdǒu bì陡壁shì gù事故cliff accident