Sloping Meaning in English
word · lemma: slope
ˈsɫoʊpɪŋ
SLOH-ping
slˈəʊpɪŋ
sl-OH-ping
التعريف
Having a surface that is not flat or level, but instead goes up or down at an angle.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Used mainly as an adjective to describe terrain, roofs, streets, etc. Common with nouns like 'roof', 'hill', 'surface'. Avoid using with horizontal or perfectly flat objects.
Spanish: inclinado - en pendientePortuguese (BR): inclinado - em declivePortuguese (PT): inclinado - em decliveChinese (Simplified): 倾斜的Chinese (Traditional): 傾斜的Hindi: ढलान वालाArabic: مائل - منحدرBengali: ঢালু - বাঁকাRussian: наклонный - покатыйJapanese: 傾斜した - 斜面のVietnamese: dốc - nghiêngKorean: 경사진 - 비탈진Turkish: eğimli - meyilliUrdu: ڈھلوان - ترچھاIndonesian: miring - landai
جمل نموذجية
The road is sloping down towards the river.
basic
There is a sloping hill behind the house.
basic
The roof is sloping to let rainwater run off.
basic
Be careful—the sloping path can get slippery after rain.
natural
Their house sits on a sloping piece of land, so the garden is terraced.
natural
Sunlight hits the sloping roof at a perfect angle in the morning.
natural