Definition of whaleback in English:

whaleback

noun ˈweɪlbakˈ(h)wālˌbak

A thing that is shaped like a whale's back, especially an arched structure over the bow or stern part of the deck of a steamer, or a large elongated hill.
鲸背状物（尤指船的鲸背甲板）；鲸背丘
as modifier a whaleback ridge
鲸背状山脊。
Example sentencesExamples
- The shallowly to moderately SW- or NE-plunging, generally SE-verging whaleback folds curve about a steeply plunging, down-dip direction.
- It forms a relatively smooth whaleback, plunging towards the east at about 100 rn every 4 km and dipping north and south at angles up to 10.
- You can't see one side of the valley from the other, because the view is blocked by the big bare whaleback of Samitos mountain at the centre of the circle.
- The five-peak enchainment encompassed Black Tooth, Woolsey, the Gargoyle, Innominate, and the whaleback of Cloud Peak.
- From here it appears as a fine conical peak, steep slopes rising smoothly to a narrow crest, a direct contrast to the tor-studded whaleback of distant Ben Avon and the leviathan mass of Cairn Gorm itself.
- Head east now over a broad whaleback to the cairn at 829m, the summit of Brown Cow Hill.
- The old hag's presence was clearly evident as I climbed the mountain's long whaleback ridge.
- For the next week there was a bitter struggle for Bourlon Wood, whose whaleback mass still dominates the battlefield.
- Linking the high tops of Sgor Gaoith and Sguran Dubh Mor, the ridge continues northwards before swelling into a broad whaleback above Rothiemurchus.
- The many geometrical variations of bornhardts (e.g. ‘whalebacks ', ‘elephant rocks', ‘sugarloafs') reflect fracture spacing and the distribution and intensity of weathering.
- The whaleback upward-facing folds of Domain 2 are consistent with a dominantly subhorizontal NW-SE contractional strain.
- Big bare spots opened, where whalebacks of naked bedrock reared up and plunged into ponds.
Synonyms
high ground, rising ground, prominence, eminence, elevation, rise, hillock, mound, mount, knoll, hummock, tor, tump, fell, pike, mesa

Rhymes

tailback

Definition of whaleback in US English:

whaleback

nounˈ(h)wālˌbak

A thing that is shaped like a whale's back, especially an arched structure over the bow or stern part of the deck of a steamer, or a large elongated hill.
鲸背状物（尤指船的鲸背甲板）；鲸背丘
as modifier a whaleback ridge
鲸背状山脊。
Example sentencesExamples
- Head east now over a broad whaleback to the cairn at 829m, the summit of Brown Cow Hill.
- For the next week there was a bitter struggle for Bourlon Wood, whose whaleback mass still dominates the battlefield.
- The old hag's presence was clearly evident as I climbed the mountain's long whaleback ridge.
- You can't see one side of the valley from the other, because the view is blocked by the big bare whaleback of Samitos mountain at the centre of the circle.
- Big bare spots opened, where whalebacks of naked bedrock reared up and plunged into ponds.
- The five-peak enchainment encompassed Black Tooth, Woolsey, the Gargoyle, Innominate, and the whaleback of Cloud Peak.
- From here it appears as a fine conical peak, steep slopes rising smoothly to a narrow crest, a direct contrast to the tor-studded whaleback of distant Ben Avon and the leviathan mass of Cairn Gorm itself.
- Linking the high tops of Sgor Gaoith and Sguran Dubh Mor, the ridge continues northwards before swelling into a broad whaleback above Rothiemurchus.
- The shallowly to moderately SW- or NE-plunging, generally SE-verging whaleback folds curve about a steeply plunging, down-dip direction.
- The many geometrical variations of bornhardts (e.g. ‘whalebacks ', ‘elephant rocks', ‘sugarloafs') reflect fracture spacing and the distribution and intensity of weathering.
- The whaleback upward-facing folds of Domain 2 are consistent with a dominantly subhorizontal NW-SE contractional strain.
- It forms a relatively smooth whaleback, plunging towards the east at about 100 rn every 4 km and dipping north and south at angles up to 10.
Synonyms
high ground, rising ground, prominence, eminence, elevation, rise, hillock, mound, mount, knoll, hummock, tor, tump, fell, pike, mesa

单词	whaleback
释义	Definition of whaleback in English: whaleback noun ˈweɪlbakˈ(h)wālˌbak A thing that is shaped like a whale's back, especially an arched structure over the bow or stern part of the deck of a steamer, or a large elongated hill. 鲸背状物（尤指船的鲸背甲板）；鲸背丘 as modifier a whaleback ridge 鲸背状山脊。 Example sentencesExamples The shallowly to moderately SW- or NE-plunging, generally SE-verging whaleback folds curve about a steeply plunging, down-dip direction. It forms a relatively smooth whaleback, plunging towards the east at about 100 rn every 4 km and dipping north and south at angles up to 10. You can't see one side of the valley from the other, because the view is blocked by the big bare whaleback of Samitos mountain at the centre of the circle. The five-peak enchainment encompassed Black Tooth, Woolsey, the Gargoyle, Innominate, and the whaleback of Cloud Peak. From here it appears as a fine conical peak, steep slopes rising smoothly to a narrow crest, a direct contrast to the tor-studded whaleback of distant Ben Avon and the leviathan mass of Cairn Gorm itself. Head east now over a broad whaleback to the cairn at 829m, the summit of Brown Cow Hill. The old hag's presence was clearly evident as I climbed the mountain's long whaleback ridge. For the next week there was a bitter struggle for Bourlon Wood, whose whaleback mass still dominates the battlefield. Linking the high tops of Sgor Gaoith and Sguran Dubh Mor, the ridge continues northwards before swelling into a broad whaleback above Rothiemurchus. The many geometrical variations of bornhardts (e.g. ‘whalebacks ', ‘elephant rocks', ‘sugarloafs') reflect fracture spacing and the distribution and intensity of weathering. The whaleback upward-facing folds of Domain 2 are consistent with a dominantly subhorizontal NW-SE contractional strain. Big bare spots opened, where whalebacks of naked bedrock reared up and plunged into ponds. Synonyms high ground, rising ground, prominence, eminence, elevation, rise, hillock, mound, mount, knoll, hummock, tor, tump, fell, pike, mesa Rhymes tailback Definition of whaleback in US English: whaleback nounˈ(h)wālˌbak A thing that is shaped like a whale's back, especially an arched structure over the bow or stern part of the deck of a steamer, or a large elongated hill. 鲸背状物（尤指船的鲸背甲板）；鲸背丘 as modifier a whaleback ridge 鲸背状山脊。 Example sentencesExamples Head east now over a broad whaleback to the cairn at 829m, the summit of Brown Cow Hill. For the next week there was a bitter struggle for Bourlon Wood, whose whaleback mass still dominates the battlefield. The old hag's presence was clearly evident as I climbed the mountain's long whaleback ridge. You can't see one side of the valley from the other, because the view is blocked by the big bare whaleback of Samitos mountain at the centre of the circle. Big bare spots opened, where whalebacks of naked bedrock reared up and plunged into ponds. The five-peak enchainment encompassed Black Tooth, Woolsey, the Gargoyle, Innominate, and the whaleback of Cloud Peak. From here it appears as a fine conical peak, steep slopes rising smoothly to a narrow crest, a direct contrast to the tor-studded whaleback of distant Ben Avon and the leviathan mass of Cairn Gorm itself. Linking the high tops of Sgor Gaoith and Sguran Dubh Mor, the ridge continues northwards before swelling into a broad whaleback above Rothiemurchus. The shallowly to moderately SW- or NE-plunging, generally SE-verging whaleback folds curve about a steeply plunging, down-dip direction. The many geometrical variations of bornhardts (e.g. ‘whalebacks ', ‘elephant rocks', ‘sugarloafs') reflect fracture spacing and the distribution and intensity of weathering. The whaleback upward-facing folds of Domain 2 are consistent with a dominantly subhorizontal NW-SE contractional strain. It forms a relatively smooth whaleback, plunging towards the east at about 100 rn every 4 km and dipping north and south at angles up to 10. Synonyms high ground, rising ground, prominence, eminence, elevation, rise, hillock, mound, mount, knoll, hummock, tor, tump, fell, pike, mesa
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