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Meanings of dizzy precipice in English
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Usage of dizzy precipice in English
1
MacArthur closed the distance to the hunter in sprinter's time, ignoring the dizzy precipice.
2
Up the valley, under a dizzy precipice, nestled the village of Kandersteg, our halting-place for the night.
3
A dizzy precipice yawned at his side.
4
A hundred millions to nothing at all, or at most a beggarly five millions-whata dizzy precipice!
5
But on the eighth day they found themselves on the top of a dizzy precipice just above the Rhine.
6
Should I see you rushing to the verge of a dizzy precipice, and not stretch forth a hand to pull you back?
7
On reaching the edge of the dizzy precipice, the buffaloes turned abruptly and tossed their ponderous heads as they coursed along the edge.
8
The vantage ground is on the edge of a dizzy precipice, but the picture thus sternly framed is too exquisite to be easily abandoned.
9
Bluff was asking as they toiled along, with a wall of rock on one hand and a dizzy precipice close on the other side.
10
The whole town is built on hills surrounded by dizzy precipices.
11
Above the road, shadowing the slopes of lofty hills, forests beetle in dizzy precipices of verdure.
12
In some localities the path wound round dizzy precipices, where a false step would have been fatal.
13
"I don't suppose anybody lives up there," replied the officer, raising his eyes to the dizzy precipices above.