English English Dictionary
- a high area of rock often at the edge of the sea in English:
1. 
cliff
His son fell over the cliff.
The cliff is almost vertical.
Tom committed suicide by jumping off a cliff.
It was a real challenge for us to go down the cliff on a rope.
The cliff collapsed, the rocks split, and the empty sky filled with a noisy clamor.
The man and his horse that fell off the cliff were soon rescued.
Climbing the cliff alone is a bold deed.
There is a narrow path running along by the cliff.
If you shout from the top of a cliff, you can hear the echo of your voice.
The bus fell off the cliff, killing all 10 aboard.
Be like the palm tree - the more it gets pressed by the cliff, the quicker and more beautiful its rise to the top.
I saw beautiful cliffs in England.
Going by ferry from France to England you can see from a distance white cliffs of Dover.
We watched the birds flying near their nests on the rocky cliffs above the beach.
2. 
cuff
I'm not good at speaking off the cuff.
a collar and cuffs of white lace
His brother cuffed him playfully on his ear.
His cuffs were nicely sticking out of the suit's sleeves.
to cuff sb across the head/on or round the ear
