Northwest China (Shaanxi, Gansu, Qinghai, Ningxia, Xinjiang)
northwest
Definitions (粵典–words.hk)
名詞
西同北中間嘅方位、方向 northwest
西北偏西
西北偏西
sai1 bak1 pin1 sai1 west-northwest
西北風
西北风
sai1 bak1 fung1 northeastern wind
Definitions (Wiktionary)
noun
northwest
noun, Min-Nan
summer shower; convectional rain
name
Northwest China (a region of China; consisting of Shaanxi, Gansu, Qinghai, Ningxia and Xinjiang)
name
(historical) Northwest China (a former greater administrative region of China from 1949 to 1954, consisting of Xi'an, Shaanxi, Gansu, Qinghai, Ningxia and Xinjiang)
Definitions (Kaifangcidian)
(沒有對應漢語詞彙)
Definitions (HSK3.0)
HSK3 二级词汇表 #581
Examples (Tatoeba—Mandarin-English)
Mandarin
「这是阿拉伯文吗?」「不是,这是维吾尔文,一种中国西北部的语言。」
「這是阿拉伯文嗎?」「不是,這是維吾爾文,一種中國西北部的語言。」
「 zhè shì ā lā bó wén ma ?」「 bú shi , zhè shì wéi wú ěr wén , yī zhǒng zhōng guó xī běi bù de yǔ yán 。」
"Is this Arabic?" "No, it's Uyghur - a language that's spoken in northwestern China."
Is this Arabic ? - No, this is Uighuric, a language spoken in North-West China.
Because the farmland was destroyed by the storms, the (ordinary) people have nothing to eat.
Mandarin
在下毛毛雨或西北雨的天气里,环顾四周也常常是一片迷蒙的状态,身处在这种迷蒙状态的人们,也容易失去方向感,因此下雨的状态与起雾的状况其实有相近之处。
在下毛毛雨或西北雨的天气里,环顾四周也常常是一片迷蒙的状态,身处在这种迷蒙状态的人们,也容易失去方向感,因此下雨的状态与起雾的状况其实有相近之处。
From : 2014 , 林美容 and 李家愷 , 《 魔神仔的人類學想像 》 , pa ge 227
In the climate of drizzles and summer showers, it is always in a misty condition when you look around, and people in these kinds of misty conditions easily lose their sense of direction; therefore, rainy conditions and foggy conditions do actually have some similarities.
Dongsha Atoll located in the northern South China Sea is 450 km southwest of Kaohsiung, 320 km southeast of Hong Kong, 670 km northeast of [Yulin on] Hainan Island, 1,190 km north of Taiping Island, [and] 780 km northwest of Manila. Administratively, it is under the Cijin District of Kaohsiung.
Wuqiu Island Guerrilla Forces On a certain day in April 1945, the superiors issued an assault order. The soldiers were divided into five small boats and headed towards the target Wuqiu Island. The fighters clenched on to their machine guns, carbines, submachine guns and grenades, etc, riding the wind and breaking the waves on the journey. Due to the bad weather at night, the line of sight was unclear, and the tide (east, south, north and west) exchange was unknown. At near noon, as we began to approach Wuqiu Island, the fighters immediately jumped in the water and landed on the shore. The Japanese army was eating in the barracks. The fighters first threw two grenades into their barracks, and then launched violent shooting. More than ten Japanese soldiers fell to the ground and several Japanese soldiers were captured as well as capturing various equipment and destroying their facilities before withdrawing safely. The successful victory of the battle depends entirely on the internal response of the patriotism of the inhabitants of the Wuqiu; complete victory was due to their provision of correct intelligence and assistance on the enemy forces.