Significados de more precipitous en inglés

The further I went, however, the higher and more precipitous became the mountains.

As we proceeded, the country became rougher, the ravines more precipitous.

Now the guide passed the rope to them as the ascent became more precipitous.

The mountains, on either side, rose more precipitous and craggy.

Our exit from Tranquillity was more precipitous than I imagined.

The valley soon began to narrow, and the sides to grow lofty and more precipitous.

Citigroup's fall from grace has been even more precipitous.

In the more precipitous places, the rock had been cut away and regular steps chiseled out.

The descent, however, was a great deal more precipitous than the ascent from the other direction.

I found the opposite side much more precipitous, and that it overlooked a much lower country.

The cañons through which flowed the streams became deeper and more precipitous; the divides between them higher.

Others predict more precipitous falls - Commerzbank sees a 10 percent drop against the dollar and euro.

He was evidently ascending the side of a rock, which became more precipitous as he went on.

The descent on the south side is much more precipitous and wonderful than the ascent from the north.

Our resting-place resembled Marsa Dumayghah at an humble distance; the sides of the cove, however, were bolder and more precipitous.

Werner, nerves jangling, thoughtlessly pleaded the superior advantages of next Tuesday; and then bethought himself and advised more precipitous action.