重峦叠嶂 — Chinese idiom
重峦叠嶂
chóng luán dié zhàng
Traditional: 重巒疊嶂
Meaning
- range upon range of mountains
Character by character
- 重chóngheavy, weighty; to double, to repeat
- 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
- 一言为重 yī yán wéi zhòng
- 不知轻重 bù zhī qīng zhòng
- 功高望重 gōng gāo wàng zhòng
- 卷土重来 juǎn tǔ chóng lái
- 名重识暗 míng zhòng shí àn
- 问鼎轻重 wèn dǐng qīng zhòng
- 如释重负 rú shì zhòng fù
- 委以重任 wěi yǐ zhòng rèn
- 山峦重叠 shān luán chóng dié
- 德高望重 dé gāo wàng zhòng
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