"heights" Chinese-English Dictionary

Chinese	Pinyin	Part of speech	Translation	Actions
登峰造极登峰造極	dēng fēng zào jí		to reach great heights (in technical skills or scholastic achievements)	syn
险峰險峰	xiǎn fēng		perilous peak / the lofty heights	syn
戈兰高地戈蘭高地	gē lán gāo dì		Golan Heights
恐高症	kǒng gāo zhèng		acrophobia / fear of heights
晕高儿暈高兒	yùn gāo r		to feel giddy on heights / vertigo
干出高度幹出高度			drying heights
Al-Marsad—戈兰高地阿拉伯人权中心 Al-Marsad—戈蘭高地阿拉伯人權中心			Al-Marsad - The Arab Centre for Human Rights in the Golan Heights
恐高	kǒng gāo		to be afraid of heights
七长八短七長八短	qī cháng bā duǎn		(idiom) To describe people or objects of uneven heights or lengths. It can also refer to various unfortunate or unexpected events.
耸壑凌霄	sǒng hè líng xiāo		(idiom) To rise from a deep valley to the heights of the sky / figuratively, to achieve more than others.
响彻云际	xiǎng chè yún jì		(idiom) Describes a voice or sound so powerful that it seems to pass through the clouds and reach the heights of the sky.
层台累榭	céng tái lěi xiè		(idiom) Tiered high platforms and open pavilions built upon them. It describes buildings arranged at different heights in a harmonious, staggered layout.
枝叶扶苏	zhī yè fú sū		(idiom) It describes abundant branches and leaves, distributed harmoniously in varying heights and densities.
翰飞戾天翰飛戾天	hàn fēi lì tiān		(idiom) To fly into the heights / figuratively, to rise rapidly to a prominent position or successful official career.
飘然远翥	piāo rán yuǎn zhù		(idiom) To fly lightly and swiftly into the heights. Figuratively, to be willing to give up official honors and withdraw from a vulgar officialdom.

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