landslip|landslips in English

noun

['land·slip || 'lændslɪp]

landslide, falling of a mass of earth and rocks

Use "landslip|landslips" in a sentence

1. Roads were flooded or blocked by landslips.

2. The road was closed after another landslip.

3. The storm section of the policy excludes landslip damage but the damage could be covered under the landslip section of the policy.

4. A landslip cut the cattle off from the paths before them.

5. This formula is used to predict and simulate the space of many loss landslip.

6. Landslip and Flood Warnings were also issued on two and eight occasions respectively.

7. Emergency action was taken by contractors in response to 10 reports on landslip incidents.

8. Because Typhoon Morakot triggered landslip, Siaolin Village was believed that most villagers was missing.

9. The Geotechnical Engineering Office ( GEO ) was established after landslip disasters in the 1970 s.

10. Particularly disastrous, but not uncommon, have been the effects of landslips and rock-falls into bodies of water.

11. Main geology environmental issues include slope unstableness, geologic and physics influence of landslip, collapse, and debris - flow.

12. Particularly disastrous, but not uncommon, have been the effects of landslips and rock-falls into bodies of water. Sentencedict.com

13. Snow-slide, landslide, landslip, snow-slip Four people died when an Avalanched buried them alive last week

14. Snow-slide, landslide, landslip, snow-slip Four people died when an Avalanched buried them alive last week

15. The paper describes the landslips in general but concentrates on those parts of the escarpment which form the abandoned coastal cliffs, now protected from marine attack by Romney Marsh.

16. The weight of the tractor, the vibrations produced by the engine and by the spray pump and the movement, including by Mrs Alves, of the herbicide hose leading from the drum, together with the heavy rainfall that day, caused a landslip which carried the tractor away.