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Meanings of landslip in English
Portuguese
deslizamento de terra Catalan
ensulsiada Usage of landslip in English
1
But there also had been a landslip, quite recent from the marks.
2
I think what we're looking at here is the result of a landslip.
3
It comes a week after a major landslip near Durdle Door in Dorset.
4
Services between London and Kent were also disrupted by a landslip.
5
Residents were also evacuated north of Auckland in Whangaparaoa due to a landslip.
6
Athens, however, was on a landslip, falling; none could arrest it.
7
An artificial landslip, cunningly contrived by the natives, had taken place.
8
There'll be mischief somewhere besides this; a landslip or two, more than likely.
9
A second major arterial road was blocked by a landslip.
10
They reached the foot of the landslip an hour later.
11
But then there came a loud crash and a thunder from behind the landslip.
12
Heavy as the mare was, she felt the landslip, too.
13
It was evident that he supposed that the landslip had unhinged Mademoiselle Brun's reason.
14
An earthquake, a landslip, an avalanche, overtake a man incidentally, as it were-withoutpassion.
15
Perhaps there's going to be a terrible landslip right now!
16
Homes on the cliff are at risk of sliding into the sea after a landslip.
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