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Open the tool →层峦迭嶂 (céng luán dié zhàng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Ranges of mountains rising one above another”.
层峦迭嶂 is pronounced céng luán dié zhàng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 层峦迭嶂 means “layered ranges and towering peaks”. It is used to mean “Ranges of mountains rising one above another”.
峦:山峰;嶂:直立像屏障的山;层、迭:重复,一层加上一层。形容山峰起伏,连绵重迭。