Words and sentences: make sentences with wind and frost (about 30 words)

Wind and frost explanation: it is a metaphor for the hardships experienced in the journey or life.

Weather-beaten sentence: 1. A weather-beaten rider said, Oh, we bought bicycles in the market in Lahore.

The healthy farmer has a long gray beard and a weather-beaten face. He said that he would walk for a long time every day and had been drinking fresh camel milk since he was a child.

Titan recently unveiled its mysterious veil. It has weather-beaten features like the earth, such as lakes, hills and caves. A long stream; Muddy plains and deserts full of sand dunes.

There is a teddy bear hanging in front of 4.Ezzat's house, which is weather-beaten.

I'm old, I should say I'm weather-beaten and the world is cold. But sometimes I understand, sometimes I don't.

6. How many mountains in Cui Wei cannot outline your greatness; How many extraordinary years can't describe the wind and frost on your face, dad, thank you for everything you have done for me.

7. These people look weather-beaten. Some of them still have some gray spots on their beards. They stood up in turn and read the simple sentences on the blackboard in front of the whole class, although they were uneasy but determined.

Karp and I walked slowly between the cornerstones of his museum. Karp hunched his back and was in a hurry. A wisp of gray bangs hung on his weather-beaten face, and the whole person seemed to support his vitality and pride.

9. She has short gray hair, a kind and weather-beaten face, and big round glasses cover a pair of black eyes.

10 But judging from her dress and weather-beaten face, she should be a woman working in the field near the hot spring.

1 1. He wiped his eyes with gloves, and the dust from the nearby heavy machinery stained his weather-beaten face.

12, the British "Daily Mail" reported on the 3rd that a beautifully decorated cake baked in 1898 survived for 133 years and became the oldest complete wedding cake in the world.

13. The cold weather stung his weather-beaten hands all the year round, but he didn't care.

14, the federal deposit insurance corporation of the United States put forward a new plan to rebuild the weather-beaten mortgage insurance fund.

15, I walked through the wind and frost with you, rain or shine, and walked through the journey of this life.

16. Years of wind, frost, rain and snow have rusted the iron gate of the cemetery and made the low white stone wall fall apart.

17 when your neighbor braved the rain, snow, wind and frost and the scorching sun and cold to rush to work, he was glad that he didn't have to run around like this.

18, so we need friends and people who can accompany us through the wind, frost, rain and snow.

19, I hugged the queen in the coffin! Listen! This inspired Yun Fan, who began to shout for the world and held a special competition for this weather-beaten land.

In my orchard, there are slim pear trees, graceful apricot trees and weather-beaten jujube trees.

2 1 and1In the summer of 854, Mendel planted 34 peas in the garden of the monastery where he worked, and began the genetic research of plant hybrid species.