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The word "坡" (pō) is appropriate to use when we refer to a surface or terrain that is sloping or slanting.
For example, you can use "坡" to describe a mountain or hill that has a steep slope, such as "陡坡" (dǒu pō) which means "steep slope", versus "缓坡" (huǎn pō) which means "gentle slope". It can also be used to describe a road or path that is inclined, such as "上坡" (shàng pō) which means "going uphill".
Some other related words that can be used with "坡" include "山坡" (shān pō) which means "mountain slope", "坡度" (pō dù) which means "slope degree", and "坡面" (pō miàn) which means "slope surface".
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