Definition of fall line in English:

fall line

noun

1the fall lineSkiing
The route leading straight down any particular part of a slope.
study the fall line and plan your turns
Example sentencesExamples
- Then he runs a dozer up and down the slope, perpendicular to the fall line.
- On a hill that you are comfortable on, place some markers directly down the fall line.
- We practise sliding downhill with skis at 90 degrees to the fall line, edges biting deep.
- If there's enough room, and nobody is close on your heels, traverse the slope by skating across the fall line, spending as little time as possible with your wheels pointing directly downhill.
- I pull out of the fall line, lean on my poles, and turn the lead over to Chris, who's strong and can break trail the rest of the way to our campsite.
2A narrow zone that marks the geological boundary between an upland region and a plain, distinguished by the occurrence of falls and rapids where rivers and streams cross it.
Example sentencesExamples
- The appearance of goods made above the fall line - where the rivers from the hinterland cascade to the coastal plain - was not wholly governed by trade with or emulation of coastal merchants.
- Wolff and Ware found similar regeneration when examining vegetation along the fall line in Virginia.
- Instead of relying on ice axes, they studied fall lines, plucking smooth routes from seemingly impassable rock faces.
1. 2.1 (in the US) the zone demarcating the Piedmont from the Atlantic coastal plain.
  Example sentencesExamples
  On the Piedmont side of the Fall Line and about ten miles south of downtown Richmond is Pocahontas State Park.
  The Fall Line is a low east-facing cliff paralleling the Atlantic coastline from New Jersey to the Carolinas.
  Transporting Virginia products to and importing products from Europe, the Caribbean, and South America required ships to stop at the waterfalls on the Fall Line and unload into wagons (and later trains) for travel inland.
  Hatchet Creek arises in the Ashland Plateau of the Piedmont Uplands and flows southwesterly off the Fall Line terminating into Lake Mitehell of the Coosa River.

Definition of fall line in US English:

fall line

nounˈfôl ˌlīn

1the fall lineSkiing
The route leading straight down any particular part of a slope.
Example sentencesExamples
- On a hill that you are comfortable on, place some markers directly down the fall line.
- We practise sliding downhill with skis at 90 degrees to the fall line, edges biting deep.
- Then he runs a dozer up and down the slope, perpendicular to the fall line.
- I pull out of the fall line, lean on my poles, and turn the lead over to Chris, who's strong and can break trail the rest of the way to our campsite.
- If there's enough room, and nobody is close on your heels, traverse the slope by skating across the fall line, spending as little time as possible with your wheels pointing directly downhill.
2A narrow zone that marks the geological boundary between an upland region and a plain, distinguished by the occurrence of falls and rapids where rivers and streams cross it.
Example sentencesExamples
- Instead of relying on ice axes, they studied fall lines, plucking smooth routes from seemingly impassable rock faces.
- The appearance of goods made above the fall line - where the rivers from the hinterland cascade to the coastal plain - was not wholly governed by trade with or emulation of coastal merchants.
- Wolff and Ware found similar regeneration when examining vegetation along the fall line in Virginia.
1. 2.1the Fall Line (in the US) the zone demarcating the Piedmont from the Atlantic coastal plain.
  Example sentencesExamples
  On the Piedmont side of the Fall Line and about ten miles south of downtown Richmond is Pocahontas State Park.
  Transporting Virginia products to and importing products from Europe, the Caribbean, and South America required ships to stop at the waterfalls on the Fall Line and unload into wagons (and later trains) for travel inland.
  The Fall Line is a low east-facing cliff paralleling the Atlantic coastline from New Jersey to the Carolinas.
  Hatchet Creek arises in the Ashland Plateau of the Piedmont Uplands and flows southwesterly off the Fall Line terminating into Lake Mitehell of the Coosa River.

单词	fall line
释义	Definition of fall line in English: fall line noun 1the fall lineSkiing The route leading straight down any particular part of a slope. study the fall line and plan your turns Example sentencesExamples Then he runs a dozer up and down the slope, perpendicular to the fall line. On a hill that you are comfortable on, place some markers directly down the fall line. We practise sliding downhill with skis at 90 degrees to the fall line, edges biting deep. If there's enough room, and nobody is close on your heels, traverse the slope by skating across the fall line, spending as little time as possible with your wheels pointing directly downhill. I pull out of the fall line, lean on my poles, and turn the lead over to Chris, who's strong and can break trail the rest of the way to our campsite. 2A narrow zone that marks the geological boundary between an upland region and a plain, distinguished by the occurrence of falls and rapids where rivers and streams cross it. Example sentencesExamples The appearance of goods made above the fall line - where the rivers from the hinterland cascade to the coastal plain - was not wholly governed by trade with or emulation of coastal merchants. Wolff and Ware found similar regeneration when examining vegetation along the fall line in Virginia. Instead of relying on ice axes, they studied fall lines, plucking smooth routes from seemingly impassable rock faces. 2.1 (in the US) the zone demarcating the Piedmont from the Atlantic coastal plain. Example sentencesExamples On the Piedmont side of the Fall Line and about ten miles south of downtown Richmond is Pocahontas State Park. The Fall Line is a low east-facing cliff paralleling the Atlantic coastline from New Jersey to the Carolinas. Transporting Virginia products to and importing products from Europe, the Caribbean, and South America required ships to stop at the waterfalls on the Fall Line and unload into wagons (and later trains) for travel inland. Hatchet Creek arises in the Ashland Plateau of the Piedmont Uplands and flows southwesterly off the Fall Line terminating into Lake Mitehell of the Coosa River. Definition of fall line in US English: fall line nounˈfôl ˌlīn 1the fall lineSkiing The route leading straight down any particular part of a slope. Example sentencesExamples On a hill that you are comfortable on, place some markers directly down the fall line. We practise sliding downhill with skis at 90 degrees to the fall line, edges biting deep. Then he runs a dozer up and down the slope, perpendicular to the fall line. I pull out of the fall line, lean on my poles, and turn the lead over to Chris, who's strong and can break trail the rest of the way to our campsite. If there's enough room, and nobody is close on your heels, traverse the slope by skating across the fall line, spending as little time as possible with your wheels pointing directly downhill. 2A narrow zone that marks the geological boundary between an upland region and a plain, distinguished by the occurrence of falls and rapids where rivers and streams cross it. Example sentencesExamples Instead of relying on ice axes, they studied fall lines, plucking smooth routes from seemingly impassable rock faces. The appearance of goods made above the fall line - where the rivers from the hinterland cascade to the coastal plain - was not wholly governed by trade with or emulation of coastal merchants. Wolff and Ware found similar regeneration when examining vegetation along the fall line in Virginia. 2.1the Fall Line (in the US) the zone demarcating the Piedmont from the Atlantic coastal plain. Example sentencesExamples On the Piedmont side of the Fall Line and about ten miles south of downtown Richmond is Pocahontas State Park. Transporting Virginia products to and importing products from Europe, the Caribbean, and South America required ships to stop at the waterfalls on the Fall Line and unload into wagons (and later trains) for travel inland. The Fall Line is a low east-facing cliff paralleling the Atlantic coastline from New Jersey to the Carolinas. Hatchet Creek arises in the Ashland Plateau of the Piedmont Uplands and flows southwesterly off the Fall Line terminating into Lake Mitehell of the Coosa River.
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