Translation for 'steep' from English to Bulgarian

steep {adj}

стръмен

• The southern part is a steep rocky wall, while the other side consist of less steep rocky fields.
• The island has steep rocky sides and dense vegetation away inland from the steep cliffs that surround it.
• The southern part is a steep rocky wall, while the other side consist of less steep rocky fields. The Bukowica Range separating the west Low Beskids from the east Pogórze Bukowskie.
• The trend from north to south is for the eastern slopes to change from very steep to less steep and for the western slopes to become increasingly steep.
• The park is claimed to contain more than 500 waterfalls, Where steep terrain was unavoidable, steps were used instead of a steep track.

• The road has rock cut-throughs as well as steep fills and has steep roadway grades, 6% to 7% in some areas.
• The course is very difficult owing to two long, steep hills in the first half of the course. The second half is nearly all steep downhill.
• The eastern margin of the plain characterized by a steep to very steep slope, about 40% to 60%, the relief often reaches an elevation of more than 600 meters especially the northerly and easterly portion.
• A steep and craggy peak, it is surrounded by high Munros and provides a very steep and challenging climb to its summit. Climbs start from Glen Etive.
• The probable derivation of the name is "estate at the foot of a steep slope". Steep slope was from the Saxon word "scor". pronounced "shor", but written "sore" by Norman scribes.

• The grounds of Buenavista are distinguished by being very broken, with a type of steep soil and steep slopes.
• The Bernadeinkopf lies below the eastern ridge of the Alpspitze, which continues in its northern steep walls. The southern side is in contrast less steep and leads to the lake "Stuibensee".
• This figure illustrates the different classes of surface water profiles experienced in steep and mild reaches during gradually varied flow conditions.
• The part of the embankment that failed was constructed with steep slopes on the downstream side.
• The steep cliffs on one side of Ekkodalen are called Styrtebakkerne. The name was originally Stortebakkene, an old Bornholm term for a ridge with a steep, vertical rock face.

• Notable features include the initial steep climb near the Indian Well waterfall, a steep climb with stairs at Princess Wenonah Drive and semi-obscured scenic views of the Housatonic River.
• Historically, additional animals were sometimes used to brake very heavy vehicles on steep downhills, being hitched in harness breeching "behind" the load.
• The origin of the name is from the Old English; "brant" (meaning "steep", "deep"). Steep being a steeply sloping incline.