1. slope
It is very important to decide what to do about the slope of the roof.
The road across the mountain was narrow, and what's more, it was a steep slope.
ski slope
The sun had barely risen at the foot of the mountain when she set out alone up the slope.
One night a merchant was walking up the slope on his way home.
In old times the slope was very lonely.
Make sure you put the emergency brake on the car if you park on any slope
Push a spherical object down the slope. This is science, bitch.
This slope is treacherous, be careful!
This is my favourite slope.
The village is situated on a mountain slope.
/sləʊp/ a ski/mountain slope Snow had settled on some of the higher slopes. There's a very steep slope just before you reach the top of the mountain. There are some nice gentle (= not steep) slopes that we can ski down.
It is advised to plant vines on southern slopes as the weather conditions are better there
It will increase its slope
However, I can see that, if we take this slippery slope, there will be no end to it.
Inglese parola "lejtő"(slope) si verifica in set:
Hungary's best sledge tracks2. incline
It inclined to think
He inclined his head toward the end of the table-----As to your question, I should be inclined to 1 say no.
The burly taskmaster rushed up the incline.
1. he was inclined to accept the offer 2. she's inclined to gossip with complete strangers