Chinese Word: 占地 - Talking Chinese English Dictionary

to take up space; to occupy (space)

1		xiàn zài 现在 de 的 diàn fàn guō 电饭锅 dōu 都 hěn 很 qīng biàn 轻便， bù 不 zhàn 占 dì fang 地方。 Nowadays, electric rice cookers are very lightweight and do not take up space.
2		mā zǔ 妈祖 bēi lín 碑林 zuò luò 座落 yú 于 mā zǔ wén huà yuán 妈祖文化园 de 的 dōng bian 东边 shān pō 山坡 shàng 上， zhàn dì 占地 36 mǔ 亩。 MacauStele Forest is located at the slope to the east of Macau Cultural Park and covers 36Mu.
3		tiān tán 天坛 jiàn yú 建于 míng dài 明代， zhàn dì 占地 yuē 约 273 gōng qǐng 公顷， shì 是 zhōng guó 中国 gǔ dài 古代 jiàn zhù 建筑 yì shù 艺术 de 的 jié zuò 杰作 zhī yī 之一。 The Temple of Heaven was built during the Ming Dynasty and covers an area of about 273 hectares, representing a masterpiece of ancient Chinese architectural art.
4		yí hé yuán 颐和园 jiàn yú 建于 qīng dài 清代 qián lóng 乾隆 nián jiān 年间， zhàn dì 占地 jìn 近 300 gōng qǐng 公顷， shì 是 zhōng guó 中国 chuán tǒng 传统 yuán lín 园林 yì shù 艺术 de 的 jié chū 杰出 dài biǎo 代表。 The Summer Palace was built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty and covers an area of nearly 300 hectares, representing the outstanding traditional garden art of China.

1		xiàn zài 现在 de 的 diàn fàn guō 电饭锅 dōu 都 hěn 很 qīng biàn 轻便， bù 不 zhàn 占 dì fang 地方。 Nowadays, electric rice cookers are very lightweight and do not take up space.
2		mā zǔ 妈祖 bēi lín 碑林 zuò luò 座落 yú 于 mā zǔ wén huà yuán 妈祖文化园 de 的 dōng bian 东边 shān pō 山坡 shàng 上， zhàn dì 占地 36 mǔ 亩。 MacauStele Forest is located at the slope to the east of Macau Cultural Park and covers 36Mu.
3		tiān tán 天坛 jiàn yú 建于 míng dài 明代， zhàn dì 占地 yuē 约 273 gōng qǐng 公顷， shì 是 zhōng guó 中国 gǔ dài 古代 jiàn zhù 建筑 yì shù 艺术 de 的 jié zuò 杰作 zhī yī 之一。 The Temple of Heaven was built during the Ming Dynasty and covers an area of about 273 hectares, representing a masterpiece of ancient Chinese architectural art.
4		yí hé yuán 颐和园 jiàn yú 建于 qīng dài 清代 qián lóng 乾隆 nián jiān 年间， zhàn dì 占地 jìn 近 300 gōng qǐng 公顷， shì 是 zhōng guó 中国 chuán tǒng 传统 yuán lín 园林 yì shù 艺术 de 的 jié chū 杰出 dài biǎo 代表。 The Summer Palace was built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty and covers an area of nearly 300 hectares, representing the outstanding traditional garden art of China.