滑雪 huáxuě

calkins
 December 03, 2008, 08:10 AM posted in General Discussion




 

 







huáxuě


  female

  male

 

 

滑雪

 


 


Example Sentences

T 滑雪技術很好學，隻要不怕摔就行。
S 滑雪技术很好学，只要不怕摔就行。

huáxuě jìshù hěn hǎoxué ，zhǐyào búpà shuāi jiù xìng.

The skill of skiing is very easy to learn, so long as you're not worried about falling right away.

 

T 高山滑雪是我們這裡開展冬季旅游的拳頭項目。
S 高山滑雪是我们这里开展冬季旅游的拳头项目。

gāoshān huáxuě shì wǒmen zhèlǐ kāizhǎn dōngjì lǚyóudì quántóu xiàngmù.

Alpine skiing is our main project to develop for winter tourism here.

 

Lessons Related to 滑雪 huáxuě:

Advanced - 冬季运动

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sebire
 December 03, 2008, 05:24 PM

那么多滑雪者!

越野滑雪 (yuèyě huáxuě)= cross-country skiing

 

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changye
 December 04, 2008, 01:18 AM

A centipede is called "百足" (mukade) in Japanese, and it literally means "a hundred (= many) feet". In modern Chinese, a centipede is commonly translated as "蜈蚣" (wu2 gong1), but there is also a Chinese saying "百足之虫，死而不僵" (bai3 zu2 zhi1 chong2 si3 er2 bu4 jiang1), which means "It may not be what it once was, but it is still first-class." I hate centipedes!

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kimiik
 December 22, 2008, 09:51 AM

Changye,  It reminds me a low frequency Chengyu :

蜂虿有毒 (fēngchài yǒudú) "Watch the little beasts in the air and on the floor. Even if it's small, it could hurt." ;o)

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changye
 December 22, 2008, 01:09 PM

Hi kimiik,

There is a similar saying in Japanese too. It's "一寸の虫にも五分の魂" (Even a worm will turn.) Its Chinese version should be "麻雀虽小，五脏俱全" (Even a sparrow has five solid organs). The most educational one for men, like us, is "玫瑰带刺(有刺)" (Roses have thorns), haha.