The pronunciation of "cliff" is [kl?f] in English and [kl?f] in America. The introduction is as follows:
1. Explanation of the word: When used as a noun, it means "cliff" The author's name is "Cliff".
2. Phrase collocation:
Visual cliff, visual wall, visual cliff. patent cliff patent cliff, patent cliff. Glass Cliff Glass Cliff cliff path The path next to the cliff. the edge of the cliff.
3. Bilingual examples:
the chalk cliffs of southern England. a castle perched high on the cliffs above the river.
Do you see the cliff far away? Do you see the cliff far away? The cliff! The cliff! In this paper we explore the "glass cliff" form of discrimination. In this paper we explore the "glass cliff" form of discrimination.
A?cliff?is a high area of ??land with a very steep side, especially one next to the sea. The car rolled over the edge of a cliff. The car rolled over the edge of a cliff.