Meaning of 'downhill' in Turkish is: yokuş aşağı

downhill: yokuş aşağı

Noun:

yokuş aşağı, iniş, eğimli, kayma, meyil, sınıf.

Adjective:

yokuş aşağı.

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Adjective(1) sloping down rather steeply(2) descending
Noun(1) the downward slope of a hill(2) a ski race down a trail
Adverb(1) toward a lower or inferior state(2) toward the bottom of a hill

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(1) Ice hockey, downhill skiing, ski jumping and even the speed skating make for compulsive viewing.(2) Finally, we reached the downhill portion of the hike, towards Hanakapiai Beach.(3) Stile to path at 1 o'clock which then zigzags downhill via posts.(4) If hitting the ball uphill, you had to calculate how far back downhill it would roll, and at what angle.(5) I prefer starting on a downhill slope because the car moves on its own and any jerkiness of the clutch is irrelevant.(6) Being the type of person I am, I like the thrill - that's probably why I like downhill .(7) Favorite winter sports include cross-country and downhill skiing, and long-distance skating.(8) As with downhill skiing, the kick turn is essential for climbing.(9) The bus left the road at at the bottom of a steep downhill , and careered 70 metres down an embankment.(10) Now, consider that - on a good day with a downhill slope and the blessing of some higher power - the Rickshaw can hit 30 mph.(11) Ski Sunday has entered BBC commentator and former international skier Graham Bell in a Skier X competition - a fusion of motor cross and downhill skiing!(12) The directional arrow pointed to a downhill slope, surrounded in bushland.(13) Once the pride of India and a great showpiece to the world, Indian Railways has steadily gone downhill .(14) u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510There is no chance that any new downhill slopes will be developed at any of the existing centres or at any new locations,u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb he says.(15) Unfortunately on the largest downhill the bike started to wobble and I lost control.(16) I know where the trail goes: back up to pay for the downhill we just got.