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береговой уступ
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acantilado
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Significant vertical, or near vertical, rock exposure.
cliff
bluff
precipice
rock face
mountain rim
español
acantilado
cliff
bluff
precipice
rock face
mountain rim
1
And about that fiscal
cliff
:
stay tuned for a very long fight.
2
Analysts have said the fiscal
cliff
could tip the economy into recession.
3
He let the gun fall; it rolled and fell over the
cliff
.
4
Falling off the
cliff
risks a major political backlash from voters though.
5
Stern Advice: The
cliff
deal and your wallet WASHINGTON Carry on, everyone.
1
He was trying to work out how far to take the
bluff
.
2
That is easily explained; we turned the corner of the
bluff
instead.
3
She had no idea Rook could be so good with a
bluff
.
4
In other words, from that age-old circuit of
bluff
and second guesses.
5
Again the big red eagle appeared on the edge of the
bluff
.
1
The
precipice
grew in the darkness; the vertical rock had no ending.
2
Whatever it takes to prevent your beloved state falling off that
precipice
.
3
She blinked several times and saw they had halted on a
precipice
.
4
I came down the
precipice
,
and lost my way in the bushes.
5
Once in a while I gave a look towards the ugly
precipice
.
1
The
rock
face
opposite rises high overhead, with the sky far up.
2
On her right the
rock
face
was broken and free of slime.
3
And Henry was right; beneath the opening was a ledgeless
rock
face
.
4
When we reached him, he placed his hand on the
rock
face
.
5
He took my hand and nodded at the
rock
face
before us.
1
His ways are as rude as the
mountain
rim
-
2
She looked away from him towards the distant
mountains
rimming
the horizon.
ruso
береговой уступ
клиф
portugués
arriba
falésias
falésia
español
acantilado
acantilados
catalán
espadat
penya-segat