Definition of clifftop in English:

clifftop

nounˈklɪftɒpˈklɪfˌtɑp

An area of land at the top of a cliff.
the windswept clifftops
as modifier clifftop paths
Example sentencesExamples
- There are elements you recognise - motorways, roundabouts, roofs of industrial units, even a clifftop caravan site.
- The rest is the best, a meander around the cliff tops on hard-baked clay.
- Pairs nest in colonies or alone on cliff tops, flat, rocky ground, ice, or snow.
- Whether the monster came via the clifftops or via the quiet country road may never be known.
- The shorn cliff top gives way to longer grasses, which droop over the path.
- With the coming spring warming the earth, peregrine falcons are now starting to lay their eggs on remote cliff tops around Scotland.
- She gazed at the amazing, lumbering dark masses, grazing on the cliff top.
- It includes a series of neighbouring clifftop seaside sections flowing down to north-facing, private golden beaches.
- Picture yourself standing on a cliff-top in Scotland, breathing a wind washed by 3,000 miles of ocean.
- Like many others, they strolled out along the cliff-top path to Holland Point to watch the sea retreating.
- It then follows a 2 kilometre clifftop walk adorned with beautifully carved wooden benches.
- Evie ran along treacherous clifftop paths, through tangled trees, always fleeing a nameless pursuer who was only a few paces behind.
- It also tries to take a more holistic approach to the question of protecting clifftop communities from erosion.
- Imagine the scene - Doc is standing on a cliff top, overlooking the mighty Helford River.
- Otherwise, strike left up to the cliff top.
- My fella likes cliff-top walks for some reason that I can't fathom.
- The process was originally carried out in the cliff-top fishing village of Auchmithie, which was largely populated by families of Norse origin.
- The dispute centres on land around the temple complex that is situated on a cliff-top.
- We walked across the fields that ran over the cliff tops.
- On a clifftop beside a broad estuary stood a white building, a massive dome resting on slender pillars.

Definition of clifftop in US English:

clifftop

nounˈklɪfˌtɑpˈklifˌtäp

An area of land at the top of a cliff.
the windswept clifftops
as modifier clifftop paths
Example sentencesExamples
- She gazed at the amazing, lumbering dark masses, grazing on the cliff top.
- The dispute centres on land around the temple complex that is situated on a cliff-top.
- It includes a series of neighbouring clifftop seaside sections flowing down to north-facing, private golden beaches.
- It then follows a 2 kilometre clifftop walk adorned with beautifully carved wooden benches.
- On a clifftop beside a broad estuary stood a white building, a massive dome resting on slender pillars.
- Pairs nest in colonies or alone on cliff tops, flat, rocky ground, ice, or snow.
- We walked across the fields that ran over the cliff tops.
- With the coming spring warming the earth, peregrine falcons are now starting to lay their eggs on remote cliff tops around Scotland.
- The shorn cliff top gives way to longer grasses, which droop over the path.
- Like many others, they strolled out along the cliff-top path to Holland Point to watch the sea retreating.
- Otherwise, strike left up to the cliff top.
- Picture yourself standing on a cliff-top in Scotland, breathing a wind washed by 3,000 miles of ocean.
- The rest is the best, a meander around the cliff tops on hard-baked clay.
- There are elements you recognise - motorways, roundabouts, roofs of industrial units, even a clifftop caravan site.
- Evie ran along treacherous clifftop paths, through tangled trees, always fleeing a nameless pursuer who was only a few paces behind.
- It also tries to take a more holistic approach to the question of protecting clifftop communities from erosion.
- My fella likes cliff-top walks for some reason that I can't fathom.
- Imagine the scene - Doc is standing on a cliff top, overlooking the mighty Helford River.
- The process was originally carried out in the cliff-top fishing village of Auchmithie, which was largely populated by families of Norse origin.
- Whether the monster came via the clifftops or via the quiet country road may never be known.

单词	clifftop
释义	Definition of clifftop in English: clifftop nounˈklɪftɒpˈklɪfˌtɑp An area of land at the top of a cliff. the windswept clifftops as modifier clifftop paths Example sentencesExamples There are elements you recognise - motorways, roundabouts, roofs of industrial units, even a clifftop caravan site. The rest is the best, a meander around the cliff tops on hard-baked clay. Pairs nest in colonies or alone on cliff tops, flat, rocky ground, ice, or snow. Whether the monster came via the clifftops or via the quiet country road may never be known. The shorn cliff top gives way to longer grasses, which droop over the path. With the coming spring warming the earth, peregrine falcons are now starting to lay their eggs on remote cliff tops around Scotland. She gazed at the amazing, lumbering dark masses, grazing on the cliff top. It includes a series of neighbouring clifftop seaside sections flowing down to north-facing, private golden beaches. Picture yourself standing on a cliff-top in Scotland, breathing a wind washed by 3,000 miles of ocean. Like many others, they strolled out along the cliff-top path to Holland Point to watch the sea retreating. It then follows a 2 kilometre clifftop walk adorned with beautifully carved wooden benches. Evie ran along treacherous clifftop paths, through tangled trees, always fleeing a nameless pursuer who was only a few paces behind. It also tries to take a more holistic approach to the question of protecting clifftop communities from erosion. Imagine the scene - Doc is standing on a cliff top, overlooking the mighty Helford River. Otherwise, strike left up to the cliff top. My fella likes cliff-top walks for some reason that I can't fathom. The process was originally carried out in the cliff-top fishing village of Auchmithie, which was largely populated by families of Norse origin. The dispute centres on land around the temple complex that is situated on a cliff-top. We walked across the fields that ran over the cliff tops. On a clifftop beside a broad estuary stood a white building, a massive dome resting on slender pillars. Definition of clifftop in US English: clifftop nounˈklɪfˌtɑpˈklifˌtäp An area of land at the top of a cliff. the windswept clifftops as modifier clifftop paths Example sentencesExamples She gazed at the amazing, lumbering dark masses, grazing on the cliff top. The dispute centres on land around the temple complex that is situated on a cliff-top. It includes a series of neighbouring clifftop seaside sections flowing down to north-facing, private golden beaches. It then follows a 2 kilometre clifftop walk adorned with beautifully carved wooden benches. On a clifftop beside a broad estuary stood a white building, a massive dome resting on slender pillars. Pairs nest in colonies or alone on cliff tops, flat, rocky ground, ice, or snow. We walked across the fields that ran over the cliff tops. With the coming spring warming the earth, peregrine falcons are now starting to lay their eggs on remote cliff tops around Scotland. The shorn cliff top gives way to longer grasses, which droop over the path. Like many others, they strolled out along the cliff-top path to Holland Point to watch the sea retreating. Otherwise, strike left up to the cliff top. Picture yourself standing on a cliff-top in Scotland, breathing a wind washed by 3,000 miles of ocean. The rest is the best, a meander around the cliff tops on hard-baked clay. There are elements you recognise - motorways, roundabouts, roofs of industrial units, even a clifftop caravan site. Evie ran along treacherous clifftop paths, through tangled trees, always fleeing a nameless pursuer who was only a few paces behind. It also tries to take a more holistic approach to the question of protecting clifftop communities from erosion. My fella likes cliff-top walks for some reason that I can't fathom. Imagine the scene - Doc is standing on a cliff top, overlooking the mighty Helford River. The process was originally carried out in the cliff-top fishing village of Auchmithie, which was largely populated by families of Norse origin. Whether the monster came via the clifftops or via the quiet country road may never be known.
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