| 单词 | headland |
| 释义 | headland (hedlənd ) Word forms: headlands countable noun A headland is a narrow piece of land which sticks out from the coast into the sea. Climb across the rocky headland to find the perfect place to spread your towel. Synonyms: promontory, point, head, cape Collocations: rocky headland Climb across the rocky headland to find the perfect place to spread your towel. The Sun On a rocky headland, you duck as blackbrowed albatrosses sweep into their colony on 2m wings. Times,Sunday Times Take your pick of the two beaches, split by a rocky headland, or explore the spectacular arches, caves and tunnels. Times, Sunday Times The photograph on the front of the card was a study in horizontals - the sea, an island, empty beaches stretching away on either side of a rocky headland. Times, Sunday Times It's on a rocky headland, a couple of minutes from the beach, and the big draws are the on-site water park, football and stage schools, and the infinity pool. Times, Sunday Times |
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