slope

1 عمومی:: سرازیری‌، شیب‌، كجی‌، زمین‌ سراشیب‌، ضریب زاویه شیب، شیب‌ دار، سربالایی‌

شبکه مترجمین ایران

1 general::   noun ADJ. precipitous, severe, sheer, steep | gentle, gradual, slight | long, short | downhill, downward | uphill, upward | higher, upper There was snow on the higher slopes of the mountain. | lower | northern, north-facing, etc. The vineyards on the south-facing slopes get more sunshine. | open | forested, grassy, icy, rocky, scree, smooth, snow-covered/snowy, wooded | mountain | dry, nursery, ski dry-slope skiing Some tourists were having a skiing lesson on the nursery slope. | negative, positive The unemployment-income curve on the graph has a negative slope. | slippery (figurative) Once he'd tried that first cigarette, he was on the slippery slope to being a smoker. VERB + SLOPE ascend, clamber up, climb (up) We clambered up the steep, rocky slope. | descend | have The football pitch has a slope of about one metre. SLOPE + VERB lead (up/down) to sth a slope leading down to the river | fall, rise The lower slopes rise quite gently. | steepen | flatten, level off PREP. down a/the ~ I scrambled down the icy slope. | on a/the ~ We camped on an open mountain slope. | up a/the ~ There were more skiers further up the slope. PHRASES the angle of slope the angle of slope of the sides of the pyramid | the bottom/foot/top of a slope,   verb ADV. steeply The ground slopes away steeply at the back of the house. | gently, slightly | away, down, downwards, up, upwards PREP. to The field slopes down to a small river. | towards

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

2 general:: slope off UK informal to leave somewhere quietly so that you are not noticed, usually to avoid work • I saw you sloping off just after lunch yesterday!

Cambridge-Phrasal Verbs

3 general:: noun grade: The slope was very steep. noun ramp: We pushed the cart up the slope. verb inclined: It sloped down to the sea.

Simple Definitions

4 general:: slope adjectives a steep slope • I struggled to keep from slipping on the steep slope. a gentle slope (= not steep ) • We went down a long gentle slope. a long slope • The street led up a long slope. a grassy slope • The children had fun rolling down a grassy slope. a wooded slope • The valley has wooded slopes. a rocky slope • The farmhouse is situated on a rocky slope. a downward/downhill slope • She strode down the long downhill slope which led towards her home. an uphill slope • It is harder to land on an uphill slope. the lower/upper slopes of something • It was misty and only the lower slopes of Vesuvius could be seen. the eastern/northern etc slopes of something • Vines are grown on the eastern slopes of Mont Bernon.

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