What does it mean to be abrupt and steep?

Abrupt mountain cliffs: It means to describe the high cliffs.

abrupt, which means sudden, suddenly; Towering, undulating appearance; It happened suddenly, unexpectedly. In the "abrupt cliff", it means "towering, undulating appearance".

1. Towering, undulating appearance.

For example, looking at the mountain from the boat, it is just abrupt. - Song Lu You, "Over the Small Lonely Mountain, Big Lonely Mountain".

Translation: When you look at the mountains from the boat, you just see the towering peaks.

2. Suddenly; Suddenly.

For example: When I suddenly see this house in front of me, it is enough for me to freeze to death. - Tang Du Fu, "Song of the Thatched House Broken by the Autumn Wind".

Translation: When such a house suddenly appeared in front of me, even if my hut was blown by the autumn wind, I myself would be willing to die of cold!

Extended information: "abrupt" in the meaning of "towering, undulating appearance", the antonym is: concave.

Depression: High around and low in the middle, sinking inward or downward.

Compounds such as: sunken cheeks. Terrain depression.

Example: Qing. Huang Liuhong, "Fu Hui Quanshu Volume 16 Criminal Name Department Under the Life of People":

Those who are connected to the subsections are nails, those who are born after the nails fall forward, and those who are sunken after the fall are the center of the feet.

Translation: The nail connected to the little knuckle is the nail that falls in front of the foot and the center of the foot that falls inward after the fall.

The cliffs stand out and stand out.

The mountain wall protrudes and is particularly eye-catching.

This question can be done in a literal way. It means that the peaks of the cliffs are abrupt. Come out.

Stand out and be particularly eye-catching and impressive.

Explanation: Cliff: Steep mountain cliff. Describe the mountain as steep.

High cliffs, steep cliffs. Describe the mountain as high and steep.

Pinyin: xuán yá qiào bì [meaning]: high cliffs, steep stone walls. Describe the mountain as high and steep.

synonyms]: cliff cliff.

Citations explained]:

Also known as "Hanging Cliff". Steep cliffs. Ming Xu Hongzu "Xu Xiake's Travels: Diary of a Journey to the West of Guangdong II":

Before going out of the pavilion, you can go up and down the cliffs. Qing Fang Dianyuan's poem "Praise the Slope Road": "The sun and moon are dark on the cliff, so that the soul of war cannot be recruited."

Bi Ye's "Snow Road and Cloud Journey": "The Urumqi River rushes in the deep ravines and canyons, and the highway enters the cliffs and cliffs that are shaken by the waves. ”

High cliffs, cliffs.

Steep identification is high and dangerous.

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Abrupt: Abrupt is a modern word, a proper noun that means sudden; Suddenly. Towering, undulating and cleverly rising; It happened suddenly, unexpectedly.

Abrupt mountain cliffs: It describes the mountain as high and steep, with peaks, rocks, etc. abruptly towering.

Example sentence: Not long ago, a mountain cliff with about seventy or eighty hands of Kemi Bi Kuan Kuan was suddenly in front of me, and there were rows of caves on the cliff. The plains passed, and in front of them were endless mountains with abrupt cliffs.

Describe the mountain as steep.

Idiom example sentences: The convoy is almost on the edge of a steep cliff, and the drivers are extremely attentive.

Traditional Chinese Writing: 阧壁閕崕。

Synonyms of steep cliffs: Hanging front cliff Describe the steep cliff When everyone looks at it, there are high mountains on all sides, and cliffs on the left and right. "Water Margin".

Idiom grammar: as an object, a definite; for terrain, etc.

Degree of Popularity: General idiom.

Emotional destruction key let. Color: Unisex idiom.

Idiom structure: Joint idiom.

Generation: Contemporary idioms.

English translation: Steep cliffs and crags

It refers to the large slope of the mountain, straight up and down. 1. Steep cliffs.

2. The precipice of awe.

3. Immeasurable cliffs.

4. The unpredictable cliff.

5. Dangerous cliffs.

Definitions of Terms. 一. steep [ dǒu qiào ] refers to a large slope such as a mountain, straight up and straight down.

Ding Ling's "Du Wanxiang, A Red Apricot": "The steep mountain road in Xunmo Hall, where I occasionally walked through a small group of cattle and sheep, was winding, high and low. "Chapter 18 of Liu Qing's "Bronze Wall and Iron Wall":

The commander of the mountain artillery company was in a hurry. The road here is even rougher and steeper than the road from the mountain temple. ”

二、danger [ wēi xiǎn ]

1. Critical and dangerous.

2. There is a possibility of damage or failure.

Cao Yu's "Pekingese" Act III: "It is dangerous to put one's own happiness entirely on one person. ”

3. Code dry unpredictable [ biàn huàn mò cè ] Interpretation: change: change without regularity.

Mo: No. Measure:

Speculate. Describe the complexity of change and make it impossible for people to **. Also known as "unpredictable".

Source: Ming Xu Zhonglin's "Romance of the Gods" Chapter 44: "Wang Tianjun said: 'I'm "Mu Yin Red Water Array" to seize the essence of none; Tibetan wonders; Unpredictable. ’”

The cliff means that the mountain is very steep.

Idiom source: Song Zhang Junfang's "Seven Signatures of the Cloud Pipe" is one hundred and thirteen: "Maoshan, Tiantai, Siming, Xiandu, Weiyu, Wuyi, Huotong, Luofu, all traversed."

Everywhere on the cliffs, people can't get anywhere and ask the clouds: 'Xu Jie, since Emei to find the yard to destroy the confinement here. ’”

Idiom analysis: [synonyms] cliff [antonyms] frank as a stone.

Idiom usage: as an object, a definite; Describe the mountain as steep.

Example. The eighty-sixth chapter of Ming Shi Nai'an's "The Complete Biography of the Water Margin": "There are high mountains on all sides, and there are cliffs on the left and right, only to see high mountains and mountains, and there is no way to climb." ”

Looking around, the first model inspection is full of cliffs, there is no way to climb, and the terrain is dangerous.

Cliffs in sentences:

1. Ian rowed towards an island with a cliff in a boat.

2. "As soon as the shouting fell, everyone worked hard together, only to hear a "coo-dong" sound, the ox's tail was pulled off, people were all dropped to the sky, and the iron rooster fell even more whimpering, behind him was the cliff, the abyss, this fall rolled off the cliff, and fell into a broken end.

3. He was chased to the cliff by the enemy, neither advancing nor retreating.

4. Seeing the welcome pine waving to people on the cliff, it is hard to imagine that it is still standing in such an environment.

5. The cave fairy saw the North Luo Mountain in the Liuluo Mountain in the clouds, with thousands of cliffs and slippery cliffs.

Cliff Cliff Meaning: Steep and high mountain cliff. The mountain is described as very steep. Also known as "cliffs".

Pinyin] [ xuán yá qiào bì ] example sentence] The Yellow Mountain is full of cliffs.

synonyms] cliffs, Longtan tiger's den, cliffs, cliffs, steep mountains, steep roads, high mountains and deep streams, cliffs, winding mountains and wading streams.

Antonyms] are as open as a stone.

Synonyms for cliffsCliffs. 【Pinyin】[ xuán yá jué bì ] example sentence] There is a plank road in the scenic area, and if you walk on it, you can enjoy the strange landscape under the cliff.

Explanation] Towering cliffs and stone walls. Describe the mountain as steep. Also used as a cliff.

synonyms] cliffs, cliffs, walls.

Antonyms] are as open as a stone.

The mountain is high and the road is steep. 【Pinyin】[ shān gāo lù dǒu ] [Explanation] is a metaphor for the long and difficult road.

synonyms] high mountains, dangerous roads, cliffs, lofty mountains.

1. Steep cliffs. 2. The precipice of awe.

3. Immeasurable cliffs.

4. The unpredictable cliff.

5. Dangerous cliffs.

Definitions of Terms. 一、steep [ dǒu qiào ]

It refers to the large slope of the mountain, straight up and down.

Ding Ling's "Du Wanxiang, A Red Apricot": "The steep mountain road that occasionally walks through a small group of cattle and sheep is meandering, high and low. "Chapter 18 of Liu Qing's "Bronze Wall and Iron Wall":

The commander of the mountain artillery company was in a hurry. The road here is even rougher and steeper than the road from the mountain temple. ”

二、danger [ wēi xiǎn ]

1. Critical and dangerous.

2. There is a possibility of damage or failure.

Cao Yu's "Pekingese" Act III: "It is dangerous to put one's own happiness entirely on one person. ”

三. Unpredictable [ biàn huàn mò cè ] Interpretation: change: change without regularity. Mo: No. Measure: Presumptuate. Describe the complexity of change and make it impossible for people to **. Also known as "unpredictable".

Source: Ming Xu Zhonglin's "Romance of the Gods" Chapter 44: "Wang Tianjun said: 'I've captured the essence of the Red Water Array; Tibetan wonders; Unpredictable. ’”