Examples of using Too steep in English and their translations into Hebrew
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but it was too steep.
Some actions carry too steep a price.
The climb is on a wide trail. but too steep to run.
And yet we're still coming in too steep!
HJ's oscillations were too steep.
Too Steep a Study Gradient Pick another course of study Go onto a subject you are more comfortable with instead Cut back on the gradient.
You went past something you did not understand and started on the next thing that was too steep and you went too fast.
Sacrificing the rights and freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution seemed like… like too steep a price.
realised it was getting too steep and they have decided to go back which is a very good decision, and something has gone wrong.
This was done so it would be high enough for all U.S. Navy ships to pass underneath but not too steep for vehicles to ascend and descend.
It feels sometimes this hill's too steep for a girl like me to climb♪.
He also claimed that the speeding light's trajectory was too steep for it to be a meteor and said it was lacking a characteristic tail.
you can render it with 2-D, but if the angle's too steep, you get artifacts.
The barrier of too steep a gradient is most easily recognized
realised it was getting too steep and they have decided to go back which is a very good decision, and something has gone wrong.
It is better to have someone with you that does not have limited mobility because some of the slopes may be too steep for some people(in the event of a problem,
Every corner reveals another evocative stone staircase too steep to see all the way down,
After a long climb but not too steep you get to a road surrounding the‘Setef'- which is known to a lot of runners along the area- one more push
Mushka safely moved the start, but because the trajectory of the descent at the end of the flight was too steep, the ship was burnt along with the animals that were in it.
because they borrowed from an era that was too steeped in its own connotation.