Words to describe tall buildings, idioms to describe tall buildings

Updated on culture 2024-06-19
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    Biwa Zhu Yong]: Yong: Roof ridge. Describe the gorgeous beauty of the building. [Floors on top of each other]: Layers: repeated, continuous; Pavilion: A house built on a platform.

    Towering] Towering: Rising abruptly from the ground. Towering: Towering into the air. Described as tall and majestic. Same as "uprooting the earth and leaning on the sky".

    Pull out of the ground and lean on the sky] pull: prominent, towering. Lean: Leaning, close. Rises abruptly from the ground and is close to the sky. The metaphor is tall and prominent, and the momentum is majestic.

    Blocking the sun and shooting straight into the sky. The description is very tall.

    Gaomen House] Gaomen: refers to the house of wealth; Big House: A tall house. Refers to the home of a wealthy family.

    High-rise building] Xia: A tall house. Refers to a tall building.

    Gao Ting Daxie] Pavilion: A house built on a high platform. Refers to the tall buildings in the garden for rest and the surrounding landscape.

    Gaotang Guangsha] Xia: Tall houses. Refers to tall and luxurious house buildings.

    Gaotai Houxie] thick: large; Pavilion: A house built on a high platform. Refers to the tall buildings in the garden for rest and the surrounding landscape.

    Tall houses with delicate carpets. Refers to superior living conditions.

    Dry clouds cover the sun] dry: rush; Masking: Occlusion. Soar into the sky and block out the sun. Describe a tree or building as tall.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    The idioms to describe high-rise buildings are as follows:

    High-rise buildings, row upon row, heavy mountains, magnificent, splendid, antique, unique, world-famous, extraordinary, towering into the clouds, carved beams and painted buildings, etc.

    The sentence to describe a tall building is as follows:

    1. High-rise buildings rise from the ground, magnificent and majestic.

    2. Whenever Huang Hui, the high-rise buildings rise from the ground like a majestic giant in the brilliant afterglow, two rows of overpasses rise to the sky, scattered shops, office buildings, residential houses, etc., row upon row, ingenious workmanship.

    3. Tall buildings stand majestically, with cuboids, columns, triangles, and jagged shapes, far and near, depicting silhouettes of various geometric patterns against the background of blue sky and white clouds.

    4. This building is really high, it seems to be about to burst the sky.

    5. Modern buildings impress us because they are bulky, but many people don't think they look good.

    6. The night is dark, and the sky is like a dark blue curtain, but the diamond-like stars are not embellished on it. I stood on the highest point of Shanghai, the Pearl of the Orient, looking down on the whole of Shanghai.

    7. I saw the beautiful trees and green onions, the strange flowers were shining, and the clear stream flowed from the depths of the flowers and trees under the stone gaps.

    8. Whenever Huang Hui, the high-rise buildings rising from the ground are like towering giants in the brilliant afterglow, and two rows of overpasses rise to the sky, and there are shops, office buildings, and residential houses. Row upon row, ingenious.

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