stotzig (Schweiz)
French translation: escarpé, raide
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peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1escarpé Explanation: d'apres Duden |
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| Reference: Duden Reference information: stot|zig <Adj.> (bes. südwestd., schweiz.): 1. steil: Ungerufen fassen Alphornbläser und Fahnenschwinger Stand, ... wo's nicht zu s. ist (NZZ 20.8. 83, 30); Das Emmental ... ist eine rundum offene Landschaft von Hügeln, ... von beidseitig s. abfallenden Gräten und Kämmen (NZZ 20.8. 83, 29). 2. dick, klotzig. |
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