叠岭 Pronunciation and Pinyin
叠岭 Usage and Examples
Overlapping mountain ridges.
Sometimes it comes up against a narrow section flanked by high mountains and steep cliffs, winding through a course with many a perilous twist and turn.
The Guanling biota, which has important scientific significance, has been found at the bottom of the early Late Triassic Wayao Formation near Xinpu Township, Guanling County, Guizhou Province.
The characters in 叠岭
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 叠
- dié叠jiā加Superimpose, Overlay
- dié叠yìn印overprint
- dié叠yìn印jì技shu术Overprint technology
- dié叠dié叠overlapping layer upon layer
- dié叠jù句Repetitive sentence, Refrain
- dié叠hǎo好fold neatly, stack neatly
- dié叠céng层Lamination, Layering
- dié叠céng层liáng梁laminated beam, glulam beam
- dié叠zhàng嶂overlapping peaks, layered peaks
- dié叠fàng放zhe着stacked, piled
- dié叠liáng梁Stacked beam, Tiered beam
- dié叠piàn片emulsion stack
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What does 叠岭 mean in Chinese?
叠岭 (dié lǐng) means “Overlapping mountain ridges”.
How do you pronounce 叠岭?
叠岭 is pronounced dié lǐng in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Overlapping mountain ridges.” in Chinese?
“Overlapping mountain ridges.” is 叠岭 (dié lǐng) in Chinese.
How is 叠岭 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 叠岭, each with pinyin and an English translation.