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slope

[slohp] / sloʊp /




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Back-to-back stormy winters weakened the slopes beneath portions of the highway and burn scars above it made the hills vulnerable to rockslides.

From Los Angeles Times

In that setup, the top of the price chart forms a flat line which represents resistance, and the bottom a line that slopes upward as buyers pick up the stock at an increasingly higher price.

From MarketWatch

It connects the resort's car park to the ski slopes.

From BBC

That’s particularly important since the week between Christmas and New Year’s Day is traditionally the busiest week of the ski season, with thousands flocking to the slopes.

From Los Angeles Times

He vowed to find a way to make it down the slopes—except his banking career was about to start.

From The Wall Street Journal