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A mound of earth or stone built to hold back water or to support a roadway.
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堤用以阻挡水或支持公路而建造的土堆或石堆 |
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A mound of stones erected as a memorial or marker.
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锥形石冢一堆石头，用于表示纪念或标志 |
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A mountain formed by the materials ejected from a volcano.
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火山从山中喷出的物体形成的一座山 |
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A mountain goat – we let out a sigh of relief.
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是一只山羊，我们这才叹了一口气。 |
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A mountain goat─we let out a sigh of relief .
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原来是只山羊──我们这才松了一口气。 |
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A mountain is high because it does not shun rocks. An ocean is great because it does not shun streams.
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高山不辞土壤，故能成其高；大海不择细流，故能成其大。 |
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A mountain lay at its center, probably about 1500 meters in height until approximately 1500 BC.
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大约在公元前1500年，一座山位于它的中心，很可能大约有1500米高。 |
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A mountain lion swaggers across an outcropping in Arizona's Monument Valley. Unlike most other desert animals, mountain lions are active during the daytime.
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一只美洲狮在美国亚利桑那州纪念谷的一处岩石上漫步。和大部分沙漠动物不同，美洲狮在白天十分活跃。 |
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A mountain man who wishes to live the life of a hermit becomes the unwilling object of a long vendetta by Indians when he proves to be the match of their warriors in one-to-one combat on the early frontier.
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厌倦城市的杰诺米强生，决定前往宁静的洛矶山，体验亲近自然的生活，在山中的第一个冬几乎要他的命，在饥寒交迫下遇见山中的老猎人，他从老猎人身上学到人与人相处之道。 |
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A mountaineer must learn to stand the gaff.
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一个登山运动员必须学会吃苦。 |
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A mournful voice sings, Are we still married?
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一个悲切的声音唱着，“我们的婚姻还存在吗？” |
