北极 (北極)
běi jí
Pinyin
Definition
北极 (北極)
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- the North Pole
- the Arctic Pole
- the north magnetic pole
Character Decomposition
Related Words (20)
- 1 north
- 2 (classical) to be defeated
- 1 Beijing, capital of People's Republic of China
- 2 Peking
- 3 PRC government
- 1 to go up north
- 1 Beijing resident
- 2 Peking ape-man, Homo erectus pekinensis (c. 600,000 BC), discovered in 1921 at Zhoukoudian 周口店[Zhōu kǒu diàn], Beijing
- 1 Beijing
- 2 capital of People's Republic of China
- 3 one of the four municipalities 直轄市|直辖市[zhí xiá shì]
Idioms (10)
一个天南,一个地北
- 1 to live miles apart (idiom)
北叟失马
- 1 lit. the old man lost his horse, but it all turned out for the best (idiom)
- 2 fig. a blessing in disguise
- 3 it's an ill wind that blows nobody any good
南征北伐
- 1 war on all sides (idiom); fighting from all four quarters
南征北战
- 1 war on all sides (idiom); fighting from all four quarters
南征北讨
- 1 war on all sides (idiom); fighting from all four quarters
Sample Sentences
比如沙漠里的动物—狮子、鸟、蜥蜴、蜘蛛、青蛙等等—大多数都有微黄的“沙漠色”作为它们的保护色;深海生物则因为红光不易穿透到深海,所以这里的鱼大多是红色的;而雪地上的动物—比如北极熊、北极兔—则会披上一层白色,让它们能安稳地藏在雪白世界中。
For example, in the desert, lions, birds, lizards, spiders, frogs and so on all have a light yellow “desert color” as their camouflage. Creatures in the deep ocean are often red because light cannot be easily shunned through in the deep sea. Lastly, animals that live in the snow, such as Polar Bears and Arctic Rabbits, will have a coat of white so that they can hide peacefully in the snowfield.
但这并不表示水星上没有水,1991年科学家在水星的北极地区观测到一个亮点,科学家推测那是水星地表的冰反射阳光形成的。
But this doesn't mean that there is no water on Mercury. In 1991, Scientists observed a bright spot in the North pole area, which is conjectured that it is the reflection of sunlight from the ice on Mercury's surface.
虽然水星表面的温度很高,但是北极的一些陨石坑里常年见不到太阳,所以温度都低于摄氏零下161度。
Although the temperature on Mercury's surface is high, there is no sunlight for years in some craters in the north pole area, hence the temperature is usually below 161 degree celsius.
圣诞老人是从北极来的,对不对?
Santa Claus is from the North Pole, right?