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Meanings of hill in English
Usage of hill in English
1
Level: Demanding -850m of ascent means previous hill-walkingexperience is required.
2
Tell me... have you also seen the new construction encircling the hill?'
3
The building stood in the moonlight on the crest of the hill.
4
Demong eventually decided to pop the question following Thursday's individual hill competition.
5
He said: I saw a river of people rushing down the hill.
6
He saw the door in the hill open and he walked in.
7
THE Hermit lived in a cave in the hollow of a hill.
8
And there were many new graves in the cemetery on the hill.
9
The second involved a group of four hill walkers who were overdue.
10
Hathor crested a hill and saw a large group of Sumerians ahead.
11
Around the base of the hill swept the Admiral and his force.
12
The steep hill and sharp curve in the road did the rest.
13
Nightly, local hill-tribe traders and others set up stalls along Sisavangvong Road.
14
But the general form of the sand hill was still the same.
15
Beyond the hill the afterglow of sunset still lingered in the sky.
16
The clan house stood on a hill overlooking both town and water.
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Hill across language varieties
United Kingdom
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Canada
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United States of America
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