zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • měi kàn jiàn shì de tiān lóu huò wàng xiāng lián de dǐng shízǒng jué xīn jīng dǎn zhàn
    Every time I see a city skyline or look over a stretch of roofs, I get frightened.
  • xīn jiā de jiàn zhùgēngxīn huàn dài kuàizǒu zài jiē shàng yǎn wàng gāo lóu shà zhì lín xīn jǐng xiàng céng chū qióng
    Buildings are upgraded frequently, and the skyline is characterised with dense, tall constructions that spring up thick and fast.
  • tóng xiāng gǎng xiē xióng wěi zhuàng de tiān lóu xiāng ào mén zhè chéng shì de kōng zhōng lún kuò xiǎn dāi bǎngǎi biàn men de yìn xiàngyīn wéi men zhǐ zài 'ào mén de yóu lǎn tiān
    The skyline is dull compared to the imposing glass skyscrapers of Hong Kong, and most people do not take the time to revise this first impression, devoting no more than a day trip to it.
  • zhù míng kuà guó gōng bàn gōng zǒng de tiān lóu gòu chéng liǎo zhè chéng shì gāo jiàn zhù de kōng zhōng lún kuòyóu xiàng běixiàn dài huì zhǎn zhōng xīn měi nián yǐn shì jiè shāng rén qián lái bàn duō chǎng mào qià tán huì
    Its skyline is dominated by the skyscraper office headquarters of multinational cor porate giants while, to the north, the state- of- the- art exhibition complex attracts more than 30 international trade fairs every year.
  • rào zhe zuò tiān lóu wǎng yòu guǎi
    Bear right around the skyscraper.
  • tiān lóu lǒngzhào zài yún zhī zhōng
    The skyscraper was wrapped in fog.
  • tiān lóu gāo 00 chǐ
    The skyscraper stands 5 0 0 feet.
  • tiān lóu zài xùn jiàn zào zhe
    The skyscraper's going up very quickly.
  • jiàn zhù zài jiān shí yán shí chǔ shàng de tiān gāo lóu
    A skyscraper built on a base of solid rock.
  • tiān lóu bái yún wéi bèi jǐng chù zhe
    The skyscraper stood against a background of white cloud.
  • tiān lóu de xīng jiàn háo kǎo men de
    The skyscraper have been built with no regard for us.
  • rán zhī cóng fāng lái de xīn tiān lóu shǐ shì xiàn de qiē biàn xiāng xíng jiàn zhuō
    Suddenly, out of nowhere, the new skyscraper dwarfs everything in sight.
  • men shuō zhěng zuò tiān lóu dōukě tīng dào tōng guò guǎng xiàn sòng de yuè 'ěr yīnyuè
    They say that pleasant music to listen to is piped in through the whole skyscraper.
  • duì tiān lóu yòu suǒ gǎn xìng rèn shí shì zài měi guó
    Was it in the United States you first had some idea what a skyscraper looked like?
  • shè huì de lǎo nián rénlǎo nián mín néng gòu zuò tiān lóu de xiū jiànlǎo nián rén
    aged members of the society; elderly residents could remember the construction of the first skyscraper; senior citizen.
  • kǒng gāo zhèng zhǒng xīn zhèng zhuàngdāng kào jìn gāo de 'ér chǎn shēng kǒng kào jìn gāo lóu shà huò shān dǐng
    An abnormal fear of being near an object of great height, such as a skyscraper or mountain.
  • rén kàn jiàn zuò bǎi céng gāo de lóu shícháng cháng láng zhì zhè zhǒng láng de xīn de zuì hǎo bàn jiù shì xiǎng xiàng zhōng de tiān lóu bān dào xiǎo shān biān shǐ gèng què qiē zhī dào shénme jiào zuò wěi shénme méi yòu jiào zuòwěi ”。
    A man seeing a hundred-story building often gets conceited, and the best way to cure that insufferable conceit is to transport that skyscraper in one's imagination to a little contemptible hill and learn a truer sense of what may and what may not be called "enormous."
  • lín de tiān lóu
    A forest of skyscrapers.
  • tiān lóu de zhuāng pèi gōng
    An erector of skyscrapers.
  • gāng tiě gòu chéng de tiān lóu
    Steel and glass skyscrapers.
  • tiān lóu 'ér gāo sǒng yún .
    Skyscrapers soar above the horizon.
  • tiān lóu gāo sǒng zài zhè zuò chéng shì zhōng
    Skyscrapers tower over the city.
  • xiē tiān lóu lǒngzhào zài zhōng
    The skyscrapers were swathed in fog.
  • niǔ yuē tiān lóu chí míng .
    New York is famous for its skyscrapers.
  • rén men duì zhè xiē tiān lóu de tài hěn xiāng tóng
    People's attitude towards the skyscrapers varies widely.
  • zuò lóu gāo de tiān lóu
    That building rises above the other skyscrapers.
  • tiān lóu chéng wéi diàn de xiāo fèi shèn zhì chéng wéi diàn de làng fèi zhě。"
    "Skyscrapers become lavish consumers, and wasters, of electric power."
  • xīn jiàn de tiān lóu shǐ jiù de lóu fáng xiāng xíng jiàn chù
    The newly-built skyscrapers put the old buildings in the shade.
  • zài jié zhì zhǎn de nián yuè guó zhēng xiān kǒng hòu jiàn zào xiàn dài huà de tiān lóukāi shāng liǎo de cái
    During the go-go years, governments rushed to build modern skyscrapers; developers amassed huge fortunes.
  • chú liǎo gāo de tiān lóu jiān de liè yòu dēng guāng de chuāng zhī wài rén hái yòu shénme huān shǎng de
    What has one got left to admire except tall skyscrapers and lighted windows in a row at night?
  • zài xiāng dāng cháng duàn shí jiān dōushì shì jiè shàng zuì gāo de jiàn zhù hòu lái cái bèi guó shà děng tiān lóu chāo guò liǎo
    For years it remained the tallest man-made structure on earth, until such skyscrapers as the Mempire Building surpassed it.
  • dān 'ěr · sūn 1846- 1912 měi guó jiàn zhù shī chéng shì guī huá shī zuò pǐn zhù yào zài zhī jiā bāo kuò lún lǎn huì gōng chéng( 1893 nián zǎo tiān lóu de shè
    American architect and city planner. He did his major work in Chicago, including the general design for the Columbian Exposition(1893) and several early skyscrapers.