Collocations for "ledge"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "ledge" in context.
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ledge
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- a [narrow, wide, thin, small, rocky] ledge
- the cat was [sitting, crawling] on the window ledge
- [slipped, fell] off the (roof) ledge
- is out on the ledge
- hiding from the rain under a ledge
- [gripped, grabbed onto, clawed his way to] the ledge
- [climb, get] down from the ledge
- [climb] down off the ledge
- [climbed, heaved herself up] over the (wall) ledge
- struggled to [climb, get] over the ledge
- fell straight off the ledge
- talked [him] out of jumping off the ledge
- a jumper on the ledge
- a [rock, cliff, wall, limestone] ledge
- mining: a large ledge of [quartz, iron ore, dolomite]
'ledge' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):