escarpments
英 [ɪsˈkɑːpmənts]
美 [ɛˈskɑrpmənts]
n. 陡坡; 悬崖; 峭壁
escarpment的复数
柯林斯词典
- 悬崖；峭壁；陡坡
An escarpment is a wide, steep slope on a hill or mountain.
双语例句
- Whoever has beheld a cloud which has fallen into a mountain gorge between two peaked escarpments can imagine this smoke rendered denser and thicker by two gloomy rows of lofty houses.
并且好象浓化了的？？阴森森的两列高房子中间的烟。 - The escarpments are sustained by rock.
这些垅岗由岩石构成。 - The perimeter walls of the park are a combination of natural stone escarpments, three dimensional castings and hidden grottos.
公园周围的墙体的构成结构包括自然石块形成的陡坡、立体铸造物和隐蔽的人造洞窟。 - The topography is mostly mountainous with intervening escarpments and rolling areas.
地形多为山区，横越悬崖和丘陵。 - I remember the simple and elegant grace of the dances of the natives, dressed in brightly colored robes, salient against the tranquil backdrop of gently flowing streams and rocky escarpments.
我仍然记得当地的人穿著色彩鲜艳的衣袍，在淙淙徐流的小溪和石崖峭的景色前简单而优美地舞蹈。 - Such cuestas may be either erosional escarpments or fault scarps.
这类单面山既可以是侵蚀山崖也可以是断层崖。