embankment in the PONS Dictionary

embankment Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

railway embankment

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
The tracks are on an embankment and access to the platforms is via an underpass beneath them.
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The main stadium contains a partially covered grandstand with 90 percent of the remaining perimeter formed as a raised grass embankment.
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The southeast embankment generally experiences significant surface runoff from snow-melt and rain.
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Her body was found on an embankment the following day.
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A cut is (in a sense) the opposite of an embankment.
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Embankments and cuttings were now a feature of the line as it headed towards its terminus.
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An embankment against the interior side provided a parapet.
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The wind caused the plane to veer off the runway, down a grass side embankment and through a fence.
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The middle part of the train toppled sideways down the embankment.
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In at least two places the embankments were breached and marooning occurred, inflicting massive losses of life and property.
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