英语词汇steep怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

🔑 steep

BrE

/stiːp/

NAmE

/stiːp/

adjective

(

steep·er

steep·est

)

🔑

(of a slope, hill, etc. 斜坡、山等) rising or falling quickly, not gradually 陡的；陡峭的

◆

steep hill/slope/bank

陡峭的山；陡坡；陡岸

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steep climb/descent/drop

陡直的爬升/下降/下落

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a steep flight of stairs 一段很陡的楼梯

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The path grew steeper as we climbed higher. 我们越往上爬路就越陡。

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[

usually before noun

]

(of a rise or fall in an amount 数量的上升或下降) sudden and very big 突然的；急剧的；大起大落的

SYN

sharp

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a steep decline in the birth rate 出生率的骤降

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a steep rise in unemployment 失业率的暴升

(

informal

) (of a price or demand 价格或要求) too much; unreasonable 过高的；过分的；不合理的

SYN

expensive

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£2 for a cup of coffee seems a little steep to me.一杯咖啡 2 英镑在我看来有点贵得离谱。

▸

steep·ly🔑

BrE

/ˈstiːpli/

NAmE

/ˈstiːpli/

adverb

◆

a steeply sloping roof 大坡度房顶

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The path climbed steeply upwards. 上去的路很陡。

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Prices rose steeply. 物价猛涨。

▸

steep·ness

BrE

/ˈstiːpnəs/

NAmE

/ˈstiːpnəs/

noun

[

]

🔑 steep

BrE

/stiːp/

NAmE

/stiːp/

verb

present simple - I / you / we / they

steep

BrE

/stiːp/

NAmE

/stiːp/

present simple - he / she / it

steeps

BrE

/stiːps/

NAmE

/stiːps/

past simple

steeped

BrE

/stiːpt/

NAmE

/stiːpt/

past participle

steeped

BrE

/stiːpt/

NAmE

/stiːpt/

-ing form

steeping

BrE

/ˈstiːpɪŋ/

NAmE

/ˈstiːpɪŋ/

●be ˈsteeped in sth

(

formal

)

to have a lot of a particular quality 深深浸淫；饱含（某品质）

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a city steeped in history 历史古城

●ˈsteep sth in sth

to put food in a liquid and leave it for some time so that it becomes soft and flavoured by the liquid 在（液体）中浸泡（食物）

●ˈsteep yourself in sth

(

formal

)

to spend a lot of time thinking or learning about sth 沉浸于；潜心于

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They spent a month steeping themselves in Chinese culture. 他们花了一个月时间潜心钻研中国文化。

单词	steep
释义	adjective verb 🔑 steepBrE /stiːp/NAmE /stiːp/ adjective (steep·er, steep·est) 🔑 (of a slope, hill, etc. 斜坡、山等) rising or falling quickly, not gradually 陡的；陡峭的◆a steep hill/slope/bank 陡峭的山；陡坡；陡岸◆a steep climb/descent/drop 陡直的爬升/下降/下落◆a steep flight of stairs 一段很陡的楼梯◆The path grew steeper as we climbed higher. 我们越往上爬路就越陡。🔑 [usually before noun] (of a rise or fall in an amount 数量的上升或下降) sudden and very big 突然的；急剧的；大起大落的 SYN sharp ◆a steep decline in the birth rate 出生率的骤降◆a steep rise in unemployment 失业率的暴升(informal) (of a price or demand 价格或要求) too much; unreasonable 过高的；过分的；不合理的 SYN expensive ◆£2 for a cup of coffee seems a little steep to me.一杯咖啡 2 英镑在我看来有点贵得离谱。▸ steep·ly🔑 BrE /ˈstiːpli/NAmE /ˈstiːpli/ adverb◆a steeply sloping roof 大坡度房顶◆The path climbed steeply upwards. 上去的路很陡。◆Prices rose steeply. 物价猛涨。▸ steep·ness BrE /ˈstiːpnəs/NAmE /ˈstiːpnəs/ noun [U] 🔑 steepBrE /stiːp/NAmE /stiːp/ verbpresent simple - I / you / we / they steep BrE /stiːp/ NAmE /stiːp/present simple - he / she / it steeps BrE /stiːps/ NAmE /stiːps/past simple steeped BrE /stiːpt/ NAmE /stiːpt/past participle steeped BrE /stiːpt/ NAmE /stiːpt/ -ing form steeping BrE /ˈstiːpɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈstiːpɪŋ/●be ˈsteeped in sth(formal) to have a lot of a particular quality 深深浸淫；饱含（某品质）◆a city steeped in history 历史古城 ●ˈsteep sth in sthto put food in a liquid and leave it for some time so that it becomes soft and flavoured by the liquid 在（液体）中浸泡（食物）●ˈsteep yourself in sth(formal) to spend a lot of time thinking or learning about sth 沉浸于；潜心于◆They spent a month steeping themselves in Chinese culture. 他们花了一个月时间潜心钻研中国文化。
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