Words describing the appearance of the earth

1. Words to describe the earth What are the words to describe the earth: landslides and fissures, earth bearing culvert, earth shaking, spring returning to the earth, ice and snow?

1, landslides and ground fissures

Pronunciation: shā shā n bē ng dē liè

Interpretation: Describe a loud noise or drastic change, or a landslide.

Source: Han Shu Yuan Di by Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "Landslides and cracks, springs gush out."

The mountains and the earth split and springs sprang up.

Use: combined; As a predicate; Describe the momentum.

There was a loud noise and the rocket took off.

2. Submarine culvert

Pronunciation: dù fù h ù i há n

Interpretation: It is said that the earth holds everything and the ocean accommodates rivers. The description is all-encompassing and rich in meaning.

Source: Mr. Zhu Qihe, a Sinologist in Fan Jiang, Qing Dynasty: "The study of a gentleman can be described as a heavy burden, far and wide."

Teacher Wang's knowledge can be described as all-encompassing, rich in connotation and noble in character, such as deep water and towering mountains.

Usage: as predicate and object; Used in written language.

Example: The beautiful motherland bears a huge burden.

The earth is shaking.

Pronunciation: dêdêng shān yo

Interpretation: the momentum is huge or the struggle is fierce.

Source: Song Ouyang Xiu's "Ouyang Wenzhong's Public Collection, Recitation Collection, On the Initial Form of Repairing the River": "Fear of earthquake, disaster."

I'm afraid of fierce struggle, and disaster begins from now on.

Use: combined; As predicate, attribute and complement; Have a great influence.

Example: In an instant, the ground shook, broken bricks and cement slabs fell heavily, and the building collapsed.

4. Return to the earth in spring

Pronunciation: chnhuí d

Interpretation: It seems that spring has returned to the earth. Describe that the cold has passed, and warmth and vitality have once again come to the world.

Source: Song Zhou Zizhi's "Two Stories of Rain and Snow in Taicang": "The snow on the tree head is still there, and the willow on the ground is not clear."

The snow on the tree has melted, the plum blossoms are still there, and the spring has returned to the earth, but the willow tree still doesn't know it.

Example: Spring returns to the earth, and there is a vibrant scene everywhere.

5. Ice and snow

Pronunciation: b Ο ng ti ā n Xu d ì

Interpretation: describe ice and snow.

Source: Source Qing Jiang Shiquan's Chicken Feather Pavilion: "Ice and snow are like tigers, and naked cryers have no place to live."

Ice and snow are everywhere, the cold wind is as fierce as a tiger, and there is no place to live without clothes.

Usage: combination; As an attribute or adverbial.

Example: You are here. Where are you going in the snow?

2. What words can describe "Earth"?

1, landslides and ground fissures: landslides and ground fissures. Describe a loud noise or drastic change.

2. The earth bears the sea culvert: it means that the earth bears all things and the ocean accommodates all rivers. The description is all-encompassing and rich in meaning.

3, a big article: a big article: the earth. Originally refers to the beautiful scenery of nature. Later, it was used to praise others for their rich articles.

4, mountain cold water cooling: cool. Describe the scene in winter.

5. Cold at the end of the year: refers to the cold scene at the end of the year.

6, ice and snow cellar: described as extremely cold.

7, the spring breeze is mighty: the spring breeze blows the earth. It is often used to describe the beginning of a new look or scene.

8. Spring returns to the earth: It seems that spring has returned to the earth. Describe that the cold has passed, and warmth and vitality have once again come to the world.

9. When the earthquake happened, the earth trembled and the mountains and rivers swayed. It also describes a huge momentum or fierce struggle.

10, feel the earth shaking: let the world move. Describe sincere and touching. It is also a metaphor for moving the heartless world. Describe very grievance.

1 1, indomitable spirit: blue sky overhead, feet on the earth. Describe the tall figure, tall image and heroic spirit.

12, freezing in the cold: describes the very cold scene in winter.

13, Chongzhou hit home: rush: go straight. State and government: In the old days, the names of administrative divisions above the county level generally referred to big cities and places. Run the pier, run the rivers and lakes. It also describes rich experience and seeing the world.

14, snow abuse: abuse: tyranny; Gluttony: greed and disability. It is windy and snowy. Describe the cold weather.

15, Yuanji bird's nest: Yuanji: Guangping low humidity place. Refers to fertile land with flat terrain and low humidity.

3. What idioms are there to describe the earth? 1. Pull the ground and shake the mountain: turn the ground and shake the mountain,

Idioms about the earth. Describe the momentum.

2. Blow your lips to boil: Blowing one breath can make the earth boil. Description is very powerful.

Spring breeze is powerful: it blows the earth. It is often used to describe the beginning of a new look or scene.

4. Breaking the ground, describing the huge momentum.

5. Thousands of miles smoke-free: refers to a vast area where food is exhausted.

6. The sun, the moon and the sky, rivers and oceans: classics: passing away. The sun and the moon fall from the sky every day, and rivers flow over the earth forever. A metaphor for the eternity and greatness of a person or thing.

7. The sun and the moon fall from the sky every day, and rivers flow across the earth forever. A metaphor for the eternity and greatness of a person or thing.

8. The sun and the moon are selfless: the sun and the moon shine selflessly on the earth. This is a metaphor for universal kindness.

9. selfless photos of the sun and the moon: the sun and the moon take selfless photos of the earth. This is a metaphor for universal kindness.

10. Landslides: landslides and ground fissures. It is also used to describe a loud noise.

1 1. Landslides and ground fissures: landslides and ground fissures. Describe a loud noise or drastic change.

12. Landslides and collapses: landslides and subsidence. Use "landslide"

13. Landslide collapse: mountain collapse, earth collapse.

14. Spring is like the sea: it describes that the earth is full of beautiful spring.

15. Spring returns to the earth: It seems that spring has returned to the earth. Describe that the cold has passed, and warmth and vitality have once again come to the world.

16. Spring in Dida: Winter goes and spring comes, and plants sprout, and the earth presents a vibrant scene. Sometimes, it is also used to describe the improvement of the situation.

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17. Spring comes back: it means that winter goes and spring comes, plants sprout, and the earth presents a vibrant scene. Sometimes it is also used as a metaphor for the improvement of the situation.

18. Great rivers and mountains: rivers and mountains: land. An infinitely beautiful motherland.

19. North and South of the Yangtze River: refers to the vast area near the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River.

20. Great achievements: As: Great achievements. Can play a great role and make contributions.

2 1. The earth doesn't love treasure: love: pity. The earth is not stingy with its treasures. Refers to the cultural relics unearthed underground.

22. Earthquake destroyed mountains: When the earthquake happened, the earth shook and the mountains and rivers swayed. It also describes a huge momentum or fierce struggle. It's the same as "shaking the earth."

23. Ground motion: When an earthquake occurs, the earth trembles and the mountains and rivers shake. It also describes a huge momentum or fierce struggle.

24. The earth bears the skeleton culvert: it means that the earth bears everything and the ocean accommodates rivers. The description is all-encompassing and rich in meaning.

25. Vast territory and vast territory.

26. Ground fissures and landslides: collapse: collapse. Landslides and cracks. Describe a loud noise or drastic change.

27. indomitable spirit: the sky above, the ground below. Describe the image as tall, generous and heroic.

28. The east wind is mighty: the east wind: the spring breeze. A strong spring breeze is blowing. Describe the spring breeze blowing on the earth, and the earth will soon be completely new.

29. Land cover: refers to snowstorms, large crowds, flying sand and stones, etc. And cover the earth. Used to describe fierceness and imposing manner.

30. Feel the earth moving: let heaven and earth be moved by it. Describe sincere and touching. It is also a metaphor for moving the heartless world. Describe very grievance.

3 1. Disaster: Hu: preposition, quite "Yu". It means that blessings are lighter than feathers, and disasters are more serious than the ground.

32. overwhelming: mi: full. Covering the sky and the earth. Describe the momentum is very strong.

33. Come tomorrow and leave tomorrow: communicate openly.

The four words that describe the earth are as follows.

A desolate land.

An endless land of yellow sand.

The wind and the trembling land.

War-torn land.

Fertile land.

Endless land.

A vibrant land.

The land full of spring.

Land full of cattle and sheep.

The earth wrapped in silver.

A land rich in fruits.

Land of birds and flowers.

This is a land full of love.

Flowers everywhere.

Colorful earth.

The brightly lit earth.

Land covered with snow.

Thunderstorm land.

The golden wind sends a refreshing feeling.

A breezy land.

Prosperous land.

The jubilant earth.

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5. Two words describing the earth Two words describing the earth and territory in the old saying.

1, Chixian Shenzhou

China's ancient book Biography of Historical Records of Mencius and Gou Qing mentioned that there was a man named Yan Yan in the State of Qi during the Warring States Period. He said: "China is called Chixian Shenzhou." Later, people called China "Chixian Shenzhou". However, it is used more separately, either Chixian or Shenzhou.

2. China

In ancient times, the meaning of this word was the same as that of "flower", which extended to beauty and brilliance. There are three explanations for China:

The first argument is that people in the ancient Central Plains thought they lived in a well-dressed and magnificent civilized area, so they called themselves China.

The second way of saying it is: "flower" means red. People in the ancient Zhou Dynasty liked red and regarded it as a symbol of good luck, so they called themselves Hua.

The third way of saying it is: China's ancient name "Huaxia" omitted China. As the abbreviation of China, Hua has a long history.

3. China

Before the Qin Dynasty, Chinese people called their motherland China. After the Qin Dynasty, it gradually developed into a multi-ethnic country, also known as the "Chinese nation". "China" is China, and "China" is the reference of the Chinese nation. The Chinese nation is the floorboard of all ethnic groups in China.

4. Summer

In ancient times, it meant "big". The first slave country in the history of China was the Xia Dynasty founded by Dayu, and later generations often called China "Xia".

5. Huaxia

In ancient China, Chinese people living in the Central Plains and some ethnic minorities in the north and south surrendered to the Shang Dynasty. Huaxia was the main ethnic group at that time, and later people took Huaxia as the name of China.

6. Yucheng Yuji Yudian

According to legend, there was a great flood in ancient times, and a man named Dayu went to organize everyone to control the flood. According to legend, after Yu controlled the water, Kyushu was demarcated according to the mountains and rivers, so China was later called Yucheng, Yuji (Dayu controlled the water and traveled all over the country) and Yudian ("Dian" here means governance).

7. Kyushu

According to legend, China was divided into Kyushu: Ji, Yan, Qing, Jing, Yang, Liang, Yong, Xu and Yu after the flood control in the summer (2 1 century ~ 7/century BC). The ancient book Huai Nan Zi Di Zhi also recorded that there were Kyushu in ancient China: Shenzhou, Zizhou, Zizhou, Jizhou, Taizhou, Jeju, Bozhou and Yangzhou. Later, Kyushu generally referred to China. With the meaning of Kyushu, many names such as Jiuyu, Jiuyou, Jiutu and Jiuqu have also evolved.

8. At home

People in ancient China thought that China was surrounded by the sea, so they called China "inland" and foreign countries "overseas". In addition, there are also titles such as Shenzhou, Zhongyuan, Tianxia and Liuhe.

6. The poem describing the earth is 1. Miss Chun is here. She danced in the air with colorful bottles in her hand. Accidentally, the green spilled out, so the earth was all green.

Green grass, tender green willow buds, green vegetable fields, oily green fields, green bamboo shoots, green pines and cypresses ... Ah, Miss Chun, the messenger of spring, thank you for your carelessness, bringing a new green and bright future! 2. I love this land-Ai Qing (my favorite poem written in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period). If I were a bird, I should also sing with a hoarse throat: this land that was hit by the storm, this river that is always surging with sadness and indignation, this restless wind, and the incomparable gentle dawn from the forest ...-Later I died, and even my feathers hung in the trough. Why do I often cry? Because I love this land deeply … 3. The autumn wind blowing gently! Blow, blow! I want to praise the flowers of my motherland. I want to praise my flowery motherland! Please blow my words into a bunch of flowers, golden yellow, jade white, spring green, autumn purple, ... and then blow them all away, blow them all away, fill the sky and spread all over the earth.