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Meanings of escarp in anglès
portuguès
escarpa Synonyms
Examples for "escarpment"
Examples for "escarpment"
1
Mpumalanga: Temperature: Fine and cool but cold in places along the escarpment.
2
Limpopo: Morning fog patches along the escarpment, otherwise partly cloudy and warm.
3
Limpopo: Morning fog patches over the escarpment, otherwise partly cloudy and warm.
4
Way back to her left a shadow was rising above the escarpment.
5
Limpopo: Morning fog over the southern escarpment, otherwise partly cloudy and hot.
1
We have the police ready all along the scarp of the Berg.
2
Elaine had followed to the scarp, where she watched till he disappeared.
3
The fracture event exposed bare ice on the surface of the steep scarp.
4
A portion of the scarp was provided with palisades some ten feet high.
5
Writer visits the world's largest pile of scarp tires in Stanislaus County, California.
1
The Fu River in Jiangxi province burst through a protective embankment late yesterday, threatening the nearby city of Fuzhou.
2
The Fu River in Jiangxi province burst through a protective embankment late on Monday, threatening the nearby city of Fuzhou.
Usage of escarp in anglès
1
The ladders were thrown down, but they were quickly again raised against the escarp.
2
The ladders were immediately seized by their comrades, who, after one or two vain attempts, succeeded in placing them against the escarp.
3
The smooth and verdant escarp of the river-berg guided us, while the river itself was sometimes at hand and sometimes four miles off.
4
It placed one ladder, by which the General descended into the ditch, and was, it is said, the first up the escarp of the work.
5
He discovered D'Hérouville leaning against a cannon, contemplating the escarps and bastions of the citadel.
6
As I approached Montbrun, the next village, the rocks which hemmed in the valley became more boldly escarped.
7
Its course was almost due west, and the valley in which it flowed was deep and boldly escarped.
8
In this I was nevertheless mistaken; for although the valley was well escarped, it did not contain even the trace of a watercourse.
9
On either side of the gorge rose abrupt stony hills thinly wooded, chiefly with stunted oak, or escarped craggy cliffs pierced with yawning caverns.