1.building2.construction3.civil engineering
1.China-Turkey; Sino-Turkish2.(literary) the Central Plains of China3.(literary) China
风土人情風土人情HSK 7–9 local conditions and customs (idiom)
1.layer of soil2.ground level
1.unsophisticated2.rustic3.uncouth
1.to dig up2.to appear in an excavation3.unearthed4.to come up out of the ground+1 条 loess (yellow sandy soil typical of north China)
1.water and soil2.surface water3.natural environment (extended meaning)4.climate+1 条 1.produced locally2.local product (with distinctive native features)
1.dust2.(soil taxonomy) spodosol
1.vernacular2.slang3.dialect4.patois+1 条 1.homeland2.hot piece of real estate
Khartoum, capital of Sudan
1.to localize2.localization
1.to break ground2.to start digging3.to plough4.to break through the ground (of seedling)+1 条+2 条 1.cubic meter of earth (unit of measurement)2.excavated soil3.earthwork (abbr. for 土方工程[tǔ fāng gōng chéng])4.(TCM) folk remedy+1 条 land is extremely expensive (in that area) (idiom)
to carry out large scale construction
1.kaolin (clay)2.china clay
1.ground beetle2.(coll.) professional or entrepreneur who, unlike a 海归[hǎi guī], has never studied overseas3.(dialect) country bumpkin
land reform (abbr. for 土地改革[tǔ dì gǎi gé])
Earth Deity (often paired with 皇天[huáng tiān], August Heaven)
1.mud brick2.adobe3.unfired earthenware
embankment between fields
1.earth dam2.dam of earth and rocks (as opposed to waterproof dam of clay or concrete)
Tuku town in Yunlin county 云林县[yún lín xiàn], Taiwan
1.civil engineering2.same as 土木工程[tǔ mù gōng chéng]
traditional Hakka communal residence in Fujian, typically a large multistory circular structure built around a central shrine
earthen stove; clay stove (typically wood-fired)
1.clay ox2.mound of earth on a dike (ready for emergency repairs)