n.陡坡，悬崖，峭壁

原形：escarpment复数：escarpments

The escarpment provides a dramatic backdrop to the town.
这座悬崖为这个城镇提供了一个壮观的背景。
Hikers often rest at the base of the escarpment before attempting the steep climb.
徒步旅行者常在尝试攀登陡峭悬崖前，在悬崖底部休息。

The ancient castle is perched on top of an escarpment, making it easily defensible.
古老的城堡坐落在悬崖顶上，这使得它易于防御。
The escarpment was formed by the erosion of softer rock layers beneath harder ones.
这座悬崖是由较软的岩层在更硬的岩层下被侵蚀形成的。
The escarpment has become a popular spot for rock climbers.
这座悬崖已经成为攀岩爱好者的热门地点。
The view from the top of the escarpment is breathtaking.
从悬崖顶上的景色令人叹为观止。
The escarpment acts as a natural barrier against the advancing enemy.
这座悬崖充当了抵御进犯敌人的天然屏障。
The escarpment's steep slope makes it difficult for vegetation to grow.
悬崖的陡峭斜坡使植被难以生长。
The road winds its way up the escarpment in a series of hairpin bends.
道路以一系列发夹弯的方式蜿蜒而上悬崖。
The escarpment is home to a variety of rare bird species.
这座悬崖是多种珍稀鸟类的栖息地。