zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tài yáng xià shān liǎo
    The sun descended behind the hills.
  • cóng shān dǐng shàng zǒu xià lái
    He descended from the top of the mountain.
  • xiāng gǎng de tiān rán xíng zhù yào yóu dǒu qiào de shān shān mài gòu chéng zhōng duō shān mài zhí shēn hǎi zhōngér hǎi chuáng jiào wéi píng tǎn
    Hong Kong's natural terrain is dominated by mountains and hills with steep slopes, many of which descend directly into the sea.
  • men cóng shān shàng xià lái
    We descended from the mountain.
  • men huáng hūn shí fēn xià shān
    We descended from the mountain top towards evening.
  • qún yáng màn màn cóng shān shàng xià lái
    A flock of sheep descended slowly from a hill.
  • dǒu qiào de xià shān
    A road that descended the mountain in sharp curves.
  • men xià shān
    We went on descending the hill.
  • qún niú zhèng wǎng xià cháo shān zǒu
    A herd of cattle were descending the valley.
  • jiǎo zhī jiān de biān jiè yīn shì yuán xíng dezài zhè kǒu jǐng gāo gāo de shí 'àn zhī jiān de céng fēn chéng liǎo shí zuò shān
    That belt of land remaining, then, runs round between the well and cliff, and all this space is divided into ten descending valleys.
  • rào shéng xià jiàng cóng shān huò xuán shàng xià lái shí de zhǒng xíng wéi huò fāng gēn tuō cháng de shéng rào zài tiáo tuǐ xiāng fǎn de jiān bǎng shàngzuì hòu néng zhú jiàn shùn xià shān
    The act or method of descending from a mountainside or cliff by means of a belayed rope that is passed under one thigh and over the opposite shoulder so that it can be payed out smoothly and gradually.
  • xià shān chàbù duō huā liǎo liǎng xiǎo shí
    The descent down the mountain took nearly two hours.
  • xià shān chàbù duō huā liǎo liǎng xiǎo shí
    The descent of the mountain took nearly two hours.
  • pān shàng shān dǐng , yǎn qián chū xiàn liǎo měi de jǐng xiàng
    the most desirable feature of the park are the beautiful views.
  • xiàn zàizài zhè guāng de shān qiū shàngzhuó de miàn réng mào zhe yān
    Now, smoke still rose up from the warm ground over the desolate hills.
  • qián hái méi yòu jiě jué wēn bǎo wèn de 7000 wàn rénduō shù zhù zài zhōng de shēn shān mào huāng gāo hán shān huáng gāo yuán fāng bìng gāo
    At present, 70 million people do not have enough food and clothing. Most of them are living deep in the mountains, in karst, desolate, high and cold areas, and in loess plateau regions in central and western China, and in areas where endemic diseases rage.
  •   zài zhì hóng nèi jiàn shè de yóu tiántiě gōng kuàng shāndiàn chǎngdiàn xìn shè shī guǎn dào hóng shuǐ yǐng xiǎng píng jià bào gào yīngdāng bāo kuò jiàn shè dān wèi xíng 'ān pái de fáng hóng hóng fāng 'àn
    Flood impact assessment reports for oilfields, railways, highways, mines, power plants, telecommunications installations and pipelines to be built within flood storage and detent ion areas should include flood control and flood evasion plans arranged by construction units themselves.
  • liáo níng shān dōng liǎng shěng zài quán shěng jìn zhǐ shǐ yòng hán lín
    Liaoning and Shandong provinces have already forbidden the use of detergent with phosphorus.
  • zhǒng zhuāng mǎn liǎo zhà yào de tōng guò jiān jīn shǔ lái yǐn bào kuàng shān huò qīng chú zhàng de jīn shǔ guǎn
    a metal pipe filled with explosive, used to detonate land mines or to clear a path through barbed_wire.
  • sōng dòng hòu cóng shān wǎng xià dòng shí yuè lái yuè kuàishùn shì dài xià gèng duō de dōng cóng 'ér zào chéng de huài
    As the material loses its grip and begins to move down the slope it gathers speed and sweeps up more material with devastating results.
  • huá shàng huá xià xié xiàng duì jiǎo dēng shàngzǒu xià huò chuān guò shān ), zài huá xuě zhōng
    To go up, down, or across(a slope) diagonally, as in skiing.
  • z xíng dòng xié xiàng huò 'àn z xíng pān dēng xià huò héng chuān shān zài huá xuě zhōng
    To go up, down, or across a slope diagonally or in a zigzag manner, as in skiing.
  • yuǎn chù de shān yuǎn chù de xiǎo shān ( yon shì fāng yán zài whatisyonpalce?( yuǎn chù shì shénme?) )。
    yonder valley; the hills yonder; (`yon' is dialectal, as in what is yon place?).
  • guǒ xiē dēng shān zhě zài zhè zhǒng 'è liè de tiān dēng shānjiǎn zhí shì zhǎo
    If those climbers go up the mountain in this bad weather they will be dicing with death.
  • shī zhōng měi dōushì yòng qiǎn de wén xiě chū xīn zhōng shēn qíng qīn shēng qián zuì xīn shǎng bái de shī zuò huān yǐn yòng bái de huà yún tiān xià zhèng shēngyuè 'ěr wéi bìng shuōxiāng shān zhī shīlǎo jiě zhēn shī rén
    The language used is simple and unadorned and yet able to bring out the deeply felt sentiments. Father loved the poems of Bai Juyi and was fond of following the dictum of the poet who said, "There is no such thing as the correct sound (in composition). Whatever that pleases the ear, that then is the right sound.
  • shān
    The day is dying in the west.
  • men zhèng zài záo shān jiàn tiáo suì dào
    They are digging through the hill to make a tunnel.
  • yóu xuě jiǎn shǎocháng jiǔ lái kào zhè zuò shān xuě róng huà gōngjǐ de tǎn sāng jìng nèi xiē liú de shuǐ liàng jīng kāi shǐ jiǎn shǎodāng zhèng dān xīndāng " xuě mào " bèi zhāi diàodāng de yóu jiù huì zāo miè dǐng zhī zāi
    The diminishing ice already has reduced the amount of water in some Tanzanian rivers and the government fears that when Kilimanjaro is bald of snow the tourists will stop coming.
  • shān tóu yǐn yǐn zài wàng
    The mountain top was dimly visible.
  • zài nán shān tīng zěn me yàng
    Could I suggest the Nan Shan Dining Room?
  • shí shì hòu lán jiào bái shān pài shǒu lǐng 'ā zhuó jiè zhù cáng chuán jiào de liàngxiāo miè liǎo de zhèng hēi shān pài zhuó shì bìng miè wáng liǎo 'ěr qiāng hàn guó ( měnggǔ chá tái hàn hòu dài 1514 nián héng 1680 nián jiān jīn suō chē wéi zhōng xīn jiàn de fāng zhèng quán ), jiàn dāng shí cáng chuán jiào shì zhī
    In the late 17th century, Apakhoja, chief of the Aktaglik Sect of Islam, wiped out the forces of his political foe Hoja of the Karataglik Sect, by dint of Tibetan Buddhist forces, and destroyed the Yarkant Khanate (a regional regime established by Qagatay s descendants between 1514 and 1680, with modern Shache as its center). This shows how powerful Tibetan Buddhism was at that time.
  • jiù jīn shān shǐ shàng zuì zhòng yào de shì jiàn shì shēng zài 1906 nián de sǔn shī cǎn zhòng de zhèn huǒ zāi
    The most important event in San Francisco's history was the disastrous earthquake and fire of 1906.