precipice in Italian
precipice in Italian is precipizio, baratro, burrone — precipice means a very steep cliff or drop.
precipice in Italian
precipizio
A very steep cliff.
baratro
A very steep cliff.
burrone
A very steep cliff.
dirupo
A very steep cliff.
What does "precipice" mean?
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noun A very steep cliff or drop.
"One wrong step and they would have fallen off the precipice."
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noun The edge of a dangerous or critical situation, used figuratively.
"The company was standing on the precipice of bankruptcy."
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precipice in a sentence
- One wrong step and they would have fallen off the precipice.
- The company was standing on the precipice of bankruptcy.
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What is "precipice" in Italian?
"precipice" in Italian is precipizio, baratro, burrone. precipice means: A very steep cliff or drop.
How do you use "precipice" in a sentence?
Example: "One wrong step and they would have fallen off the precipice." In Italian, "precipice" is precipizio, baratro, burrone.
Are there other ways to say "precipice" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 4 translations listed for "precipice": precipizio, baratro, burrone, dirupo.
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