英:[sti:plɪ]
美:[ˈstɪplɪ]
英:[sti:plɪ]
美:[ˈstɪplɪ]
词根:steep
adj.steep 陡峭的;不合理的;夸大的;急剧升降的
steeper 陡峭的,险峻的
n.steep 峭壁;浸渍
steeper 浸润器;浸泡用的桶子
steepness 险峻;不合道理
vi.steep 泡;沉浸
steepen 变陡峭
vt.steep 泡;浸;使…充满
steepen 使陡峭
adjective
lofty, high—used chiefly of a sea
making a large angle with the plane of the horizon
mounting or falling precipitously
the stairs were very steep
being or characterized by a rapid and intensive decline or increase
extremely or excessively high
steep prices
noun (1)
a precipitous place
verb
transitive verb
to soak in a liquid at a temperature under the boiling point (as for softening, bleaching, or extracting an essence)
to cover with or plunge into a liquid (as in bathing, rinsing, or soaking)
to saturate with or subject thoroughly to (some strong or pervading influence)
practices steeped in tradition
intransitive verb
to undergo the process of soaking in a liquid
noun (2)
the state or process of being steeped
a bath or solution in which something is steeped
Adjective Middle English stepe, from Old English stēap high, steep, deep; akin to Old Frisian stāp steep, Middle High German stief — more at stoop Verb Middle English stepen
The first known use of steep was before the 12th century
steer1 of 2noun
a male domestic ox castrated before sexual maturity and especially one raised for beef
an ox less than four years old
steer2 of 2verb
to direct the course or the course of : guide steer a boat steer a conversation
steer by the stars
to follow a course of action
to be guided
an automobile that steers well
steer1 of 2noun
a male domestic ox castrated before sexual maturity and especially one raised for beef
an ox less than four years old
steer2 of 2verb
to direct the course or the course of : guide steer a boat steer a conversation
steer by the stars
to follow a course of action
to be guided
an automobile that steers well
steep1 of 3adjective
having a very sharp slope : almost straight up-and-down
being or characterized by a very rapid decline or increase
too great or high
steep prices
steep2 of 3noun
a sharply sloping place
steep3 of 3verb
to soak in liquid (as for drawing out a flavor) at a temperature under the boiling point
steep tea
to undergo the process of soaking in a liquid
to fill with or involve deeply
steeped in learning
steep1 of 3adjective
having a very sharp slope : almost straight up-and-down
being or characterized by a very rapid decline or increase
too great or high
steep prices
steep2 of 3noun
a sharply sloping place
steep3 of 3verb
to soak in liquid (as for drawing out a flavor) at a temperature under the boiling point
steep tea
to undergo the process of soaking in a liquid
to fill with or involve deeply
steeped in learning
1 The slope continued steeply downwards and the rocks on either hand rose to the height of cliffs.
2 Prices rose steeply.
物价猛涨。
3 Dozens more lay rotting on the slopes, and every third or fourth tree, it seemed, was leaning steeply on a neighbor.
4 The opening led us into a winding passage that ran steeply downhill for perhaps a mile.
5 Dark hair slants steeply across his forehead and is plastered to either side of his head, and there is a disturbing, vaguely supercilious smile set into long, narrow lips.
6 A mallard suddenly took wing, rising steeply into the air with an angry squawk.
一只绿头鸭突然飞起,愤怒地尖鸣一声直冲天空。
7 The route went steeply up to a lonesome pass where there was a dirt parking lot.
8 Industrial production is falling more steeply than in America (see chart).
工业生产的下滑速度远大于美国(见表)。
9 We turned the corner and saw that the road descended steeply.
我们转过弯,看到路陡然下倾。
10 The index for most Asian economies has risen steeply since the spring.
自春季以来,大多数亚洲经济体的这项指数呈现陡增态势。
11 It was already a mile or more away, but now he saw it bank steeply to the right, making a sharp turn.
12 The houses were built of whitewashed stone, with steeply pitched roofs of dark grey slate.
13 Unemployment seems likely to rise steeply before wages start to adjust.
而在开始调整工资前,失业率似乎就可能飙升。
14 Justice is, indeed, a product of the Appalachian coalmining country where lush mountains flank rust-colored creeks, the hollows rising so steeply that there is barely room for a house on either side of the creeks.
15 He plunged off in the direction of the call, and found himself going steeply uphill.
16 One time when I was growing up in San Francisco, she looked at the way our new apartment sat too steeply on the hill.
17 The move, he explained, would give him political cover at home, where public sentiment against the bomb was steeply on the rise.
18 Through the opening a shadowy stair could be seen climbing steeply up; but beyond the lower steps the darkness was deeper than the night.
19 They continued along the corridor, which curved always slightly to the right, so Mrs. Frisby could never really tell how long it was, and which soon began to incline more steeply into the ground.
20 From this point the route angled steeply upward along a graceful arete of wind-compacted snow that culminated in the South Summit—where I arrived at 11:00 to find a second, even worse bottleneck.
1 陡峭地
3 急剧地
4 陡峭
bold steep bluff perpendicular abrupt arduous precipitous steepy precipitously craggedness steepness bluffness
5 陡直地