tiān​chí

mountain lake

  • created reference approved 天池 → 长白山/長白山 (see) — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    天池 tiān​chí

    长白山 / 長白山 cháng​bái​shān

    see

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  • created sense approved 天池 · tiān​chí · mountain lake — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    天池

    tiān​chí

    mountain lake

    A lake situated high on a mountain; specifically used as the name of numerous such lakes across China and Taiwan

    天 (literal) → 天 · tiān · sky 池 (literal) → 池 · chí · pond

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  • created sense approved 天池 · tiān​chí · the ocean — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    天池

    tiān​chí

    the ocean

    (literary) A vast sea or the great ocean, as mentioned in ancient texts like the Zhuangzi

    天 (literal) → 天 · tiān · sky 池 (literal) → 池 · chí · pond

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  • created sense approved 天池 · tiān​chí · heavenly pool — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    天池

    tiān​chí

    heavenly pool

    (literary) A celestial pool or lake in the realm of the immortals

    天 (literal) → 天 · tiān · God 池 (literal) → 池 · chí · pond

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  • created sense approved 天池 · tiān​chí · Mount Tianchi — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"

    天池

    tiān​chí

    Mount Tianchi

    The name of several specific mountains or peaks in China, such as those in Sichuan and Shanxi provinces

    天 (literal) → 天 · tiān · sky 池 (literal) → 池 · chí · pond

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