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Discover Ludwig"up the slope" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the direction of movement or position along a sloped surface. Example: The hikers made their way up the slope, taking breaks to catch their breath and admire the stunning view of the valley below.
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The two boys tottered up the slope.
"Jagging the ball up the slope.
The new blaze caught and rapidly spread up the slope.
Yongsu started up the slope, and I followed, scanning back and forth through the underbrush.
Khairallah motions us over to a small tree further up the slope.
Adrian sees six or seven people — he's not counting — sprinting up the slope toward him.
Even playing up the slope in the opening half the home side dominated.
The battle lasted for only 10 minutes before bin Laden's fighters disappeared up the slope and the Afghans limped away.
Halfway up, the slope began to steepen further, and Philippe took out the rope and joined us together.
It seemed, for a moment, as he charged up the slope, that he might just make it in time.
Some are pushing him up the slope.
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