蜻蜓 | qīng tíng | dragonfly | |
蜻蜓点水 | qīng tíng diǎn shuǐ | lit. the dragonfly touches the water lightly; superficial contact (idiom) | |
堰蜓座 | yàn tíng zuò | Chamaeleon (constellation) | |
蜻蜓掠水 | qīng tíng lüè shuǐ | The dragonflies skimmed over the water. (idiom) | |
蜻蜓撼石柱 | qīng tíng hàn shí zhù | lit. the dragon-fly shakes the stone tower (idiom); fig. to overestimate one's capabilities |
1 | The stream winds through the valley. | |
2 | This is the oldest fossil record of the Hemeroscopidae in China. | |
3 | Explanation: The Chameleon is a small constellation near the south celestial pole. | |
4 | This newly-built road twisted and turned across the hills. | |
5 | This might be a first female in-flight picture in the world. |