noun · Places & Buildings

precipice

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The meaning (definition) of the word precipice

a very steep rock edge where the ground drops straight down

The word precipice used in a sentence

“We stood well back from the precipice and looked at the sea far below”

Words that mean the same as precipice (synonyms)

cliffbluff

How the word precipice is said around the world

Frenchprécipice (pray-see-PEES)
Spanishprecipicio (pray-thee-PEE-thee-oh)
Mandarin悬崖 (shwen yah)
Hindiखड़ी चट्टान (kha-REE chat-TAAN)
Arabicحافة هاوية (HAA-fah HAA-wee-yah)
Russianобрыв (a-BRIF)
Portuguese (EU)precipício (pruh-see-PEE-see-oo)
Portuguese (BR)precipício (preh-see-PEE-see-oo)
Japaneseがけ (GAH-keh)
GermanKlippe (KLIP-eh)
Urduکھڑی چٹان کا کنارا (kha-REE cha-TAAN kah ki-NAA-rah)
Punjabiਖੜੀ ਚਟਾਨ ਦਾ ਕਿਨਾਰਾ (kha-REE cha-TAAN daa ki-NAA-raa)
Korean절벽 (JUL-byuhk)
Hebrewמַצּוּק (mah-TSOOK)
Greekγκρεμός (greh-MOHS)
Dutchklif (klif)
Tagalogbangin (BAH-ngin)
Vietnamesevách đá (vahk DAH)
Turkishuçurum (oo-choo-ROOM)
Persianپرتگاه (part-GAH)
Polishurwisko (oor-VEES-koh)
Ukrainianурвище (OOR-vih-shcheh)
Bengaliখাদের কিনারা (KHAH-der kee-NAH-rah)
Swedishstup (stoop)
Italianprecipizio (preh-chee-PEET-see-oh)

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precipice - meaning, picture and 25 translations for kids