piedmont

英 ['piːdmɒnt] 美['pidmɑnt]
  • n. 山麓;山麓地带
  • adj. 山麓的
  • n. (Piedmont)人名;(德)皮德蒙特

英英释义


1. the plateau between the coastal plain and the Appalachian Mountains: parts of Virginia and North and South Carolina and Georgia and Alabama
2. the region of northwestern Italy; includes the Po valley

实用场景例句


Recent years, and gas exploration in piedmont areas is widely concentrated.
近几年, 山前地区的油气勘探受到广泛的关注.

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In the year 1811 I was transferred to Piedmont in France.
一八一一年,我从皮埃蒙特被转押到了法国.

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Due to piedmont area stratified soil layers are present at the prism excavation depth.
是因为山麓地带层积的土壤层存在棱镜挖掘深度.

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Piedmont tectonic belt of the west region where there is the favorable condition of petroleum formed.
西部地区山前构造带具有良好的油气成藏条件.

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The northern piedmont fault of the Liulengshan Range lies along the southern edge of Yangyuan basin.
六棱山北麓断裂位于阳原盆地南缘,是一条总体走向北东东、倾向北北西的倾滑正断裂.

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双语例句


1. Recent years, and gas exploration in piedmont areas is widely concentrated.
近几年, 山前地区的油气勘探受到广泛的关注.

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2. In the year 1811 I was transferred to Piedmont in France.
一八一一年,我从皮埃蒙特被转押到了法国.

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3. ANSEME grows its seeds in several Italian regions : Lombardy, Piedmont , Umbria, Abruzzo and Apulia.
安瑟米公司在意大利多个大区都有种子生产基地,如: 伦巴第、埃蒙特 、 布里亚 、 布鲁佐和普利亚等大区.

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4. The studied platinum - gold placer occurs in Quaternary alluvial - diluvial a piedmont valley of ultrabasic rocks, Northwest China.
该铂 - 金砂矿产于超基性岩体山前谷地的第四纪冲积 - 洪积层中.

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5. Within the Piedmont Mountain site is ancient human settlement Neolithic, Neolithic culture of southern Zhejiang representatives.
境内山前山遗址是新石器晚期古人类聚落地,为浙南新石器文化的代表.

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英文词源


piedmont (n.)
name given to the fertile upland region along the eastern slope of the Appalachians, 1755, originally piemont, from Italian Piemonte, literally "mountain foot," name of the region at the foot of the Alps in northern Italy (see Piedmont). With -d- added by 1855. Applied to similar features of other mountain ranges by 1860.
Piedmont
region in northern Italy, from Old Italian pie di monte "foot of the mountains," from pie "foot" (see foot (n.)) + monte "mountain" (see mount (n.)). Related: Piedmontese.