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Крутизна, русский
Крутизна , наклон
Abruptio [onis, f], латинский
Abruptum [i, n], латинский
Praeceps [cipitis, n], латинский
Potissimus, латинский
Locus, латинский
1. precipice (a, английский
Scarp, английский
- A steep slope constructed as a defensive measure in a fortification.
- A precipitous steep; as either the escarp or counterscarp of a fort: but a bank or the face of a hill may also be scarped.
- See escarpment.
- An escarpment, cliff, or steep slope of some extent along the margin of a plateau, mesa, terrace, or structural bench. a scarp may be of any height. compare - escarpment. gg part 629 - glossary 629-68 (430-vi-nssh, 2008)
Cliff, английский
- A steep or vertical rock face, especially one facing the sea.
- Any high, very steep to perpendicular or overhanging face of rock or earth; a precipice. compare - bluff, beveled base. gg
Scar, английский
- Subcaliber aircraft rocket
- Supersonic cruise aircraft research (program)
- Scientific committee on antarctic research
- Cicatriz
- The mark left on the skin after a wound or surgical incision has healed he still has the scar of his appendicectomy. also called cicatrix verb to leave a scar on the skin the burns have scarred him for life. plastic surgeons have tried to repair the scarred arm. patients were given special clothes to reduce hypertrophic scarring.
- Рубец
- In hydrography applies to a cliff; whence are derived the names scarborough, scarnose, &c. also, to rocks bare only at low water, as on the coasts of lancashire. also, beds of gravel or stone in estuaries.
Крутогор, русский
Круча, русский
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Брызгать, русский
Брызгать , бросать, лить
Крутизна, русский
Крутизна , наклон
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