Can the boundlessness describe the mountains?

Yes, the boundless mountains, no problems, average expression skills, limited knowledge, I hope to help you!

Boundless boundless means boundary, and this word describes the scope of extremely vast and vast.

It depends on how you use it.

If in a valley surrounded by mountains with boundlessness is not suitable.

When you are in a large forest, you can say: "After a day of walking in the boundless forest, we haven't gone out yet, it would be nice to have a vehicle to take us out".

Standing on the top of the mountain, it can be said that looking at the endless hills is like waves on the sea.

Yes, the mountains are boundless, and they can be described as particularly vast.

Boundless cannot describe the mountains, because boundless is not visible at a glance, and it is used to describe the rambling of grasslands or plains.

The boundless is generally always described as a wide plain, or the sea, which is so wide that there is no edge in sight. Although the mountains are also vast, because the mountain peaks block the view, it may not be suitable to use the boundless.

Yes, the boundlessness describes the mountains, and the steepness of the mountains can describe the wildness of the mountains.

It can be described as the sea, the grasslands, but also the endless forests and lakes .......

It can be described as immense, vast, etc.

Of course. This is an exaggeration, indicating that the author's eyes at that time were full of fan blades and there were no foreign objects.

1.English linguistics focuses on academic research. If you are willing to pursue a PhD, teach at a university or do academic research at a research institute, you should choose this major.

2.Foreign Chinese and applied linguistics focus on practical application. If you want to do various language training and other work after obtaining a master's degree, you should choose this major.

Foreign Chinese linguistics and applied linguistics are the main research objects of foreign Chinese, focusing on the application of linguistic theories, methods and research results to various fields related to language. His main research directions are:

1.Linguistics: the study of syntax, semantics, pragmatics, discourse and other core aspects of language and their relationship with thinking, logic, cognition and society; Study corpus-based linguistic descriptions.

2.Foreign Language Teaching: Research on the principles and practices of foreign language teaching, elements of foreign language teaching environment, second language acquisition, bilingual teaching, foreign language syllabus design, foreign language teaching materials, pedagogy and language testing, etc.

3.Language and Culture: The study of cultural information carrier forms of language, literary genres and works, literary styles, cross-cultural communication, etc.

English Language and Literature, majoring in literature, involving American or English literature;

Foreign Chinese linguistics and English linguistics, mainly in linguistics, focusing on practical application, involving cross-cultural communication, foreign language education technology, special English and other directions;

English linguistics is also a major in linguistics, with an emphasis on academic research.

Linguistics is theoretical linguistics, mainly relying on one's own critical thinking ability, and applied linguistics mainly includes second language acquisition and language testing, mainly relying on experiments and statistics to draw conclusions, and will be a little busier. English Language and Literature is all about literature and translation. When it comes to employment, there is basically no difference.

The research directions of the two are different:

English Language and Literature mainly studies prose, poetry, drama, etc., in English and American literature, and requires learners to have a broad understanding of British and American social and cultural history.

Foreign Chinese linguistics and applied linguistics mainly study English linguistics (that is, the book edited by Hu Zhuanglin of Peking University Press), which requires learners to remember the definition of linguistics.

That's all I know.

In the academic world, translation theory and practice are generally classified as foreign Chinese linguistics and applied linguistics, and I suggest that you consider foreign Chinese linguistics and applied linguistics majors, which should include a wide range of directions, such as linguistics, translation, business English studies, English education, etc.

English Language and Literature is primarily a literary direction.

Foreign Chinese linguistics and applied linguistics are mainly in the direction of linguistics and translation, and the English language and literature major cultivates students with a firm and correct political direction, good moral cultivation, and healthy psychological quality. The English Language and Literature major cultivates practical English talents with a solid foundation and a wide caliber, proficient in practical skills such as listening, speaking, reading, writing, and translation, and has a deep understanding of English language, literature, and the history, society, culture, politics, and economy of English-speaking countries, and has solid practical ability and a relatively broad knowledge of humanities, social sciences, culture, and preliminary scientific research ability. At the same time, he has some applied skills in a second foreign language and computer.

After graduation, students will be able to proficiently use English to engage in teaching, translation, research, teaching, and management in tourism, foreign affairs, culture, press and publication, education, scientific research and other departments.

Foreign Chinese Linguistics and Applied Linguistics is a second-level discipline under the first-level discipline of Foreign Chinese and Literature. Guided by the basic assumptions of formal linguistics and functional linguistics, this discipline focuses on phonology, syntax, formal semantics, and language acquisition, and is engaged in teaching and research in specific fields of applied linguistics. The program is the only foreign Chinese linguistics and applied linguistics major in China that can cover the four basic theoretical fields of formal linguistics (phonology, syntax, formal semantics and language acquisition) and functional linguistics research fields (pragmatics, discourse analysis, cognitive linguistics, etc.).

English Language and Literature as a discipline is the name of China, and the following includes all English-related content, from the basic teaching in the lower grades to the teaching of literature and linguistics in the upper grades and at the graduate level. In foreign countries, literature and linguistics are different disciplines, the department of literature is for the study of literature, such as literary theory, etc., the department of linguistics is the study of language, and there are different sub-disciplines below, such as theoretical linguistics, applied linguistics, etc.

There is no such thing as foreign linguistics, and the basic origin Chinese of linguistics theories is Anglo-American, and most of them are English-based.

Let me answer ... I guess it's the same person who asked me in the first place. The major paper of literature is different from linguistics, which examines English and American literature, while linguistics examines linguistics. Needless to say, there is no difference in graduate school, the direction is completely different.