steep
/stiːp/
adjective
Dik, sarp
Having a sharp incline; rising or falling at a large angle.
- The steep hill made cycling very difficult.
- We climbed a steep path to reach the summit.
- The road has a steep gradient.
- The steep decline in biodiversity over the past century has alarmed conservation biologists worldwide.
- Researchers noted a steep increase in antibiotic resistance among bacterial populations exposed to agricultural runoff.
- The steep cost of implementing renewable energy infrastructure remains a significant barrier for developing economies.
adjectiveinformal
(fiyat) Aşırı yüksek, fahiş
(of a price or demand) Unreasonably high; excessive.
- Twenty dollars for a sandwich seems pretty steep.
- The entrance fee is a bit steep for students.
- That's a steep price to pay for a used car.
verb
Islatmak, demlemek
To soak in liquid in order to soften, extract flavor, or cleanse.
- Steep the tea bags in boiling water for five minutes.
- She steeped the herbs overnight.
- Let the beans steep in cold water.