层峦叠嶂 — Chinese idiom
层峦叠嶂
céng luán dié zhàng
Traditional: 層巒疊嶂
Meaning
- range upon range of mountains
Character by character
- 层cénglayer, floor, story, stratum
- 峦luánmountain range; tall pointed mountain
- 叠diépile; layer; to fold up; to repeat, to duplicate
- 嶂zhàngcliff; the barrier formed by a mountain range
Idioms sharing a character
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