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Definition of snowscape in English: snowscapenounˈsnəʊskeɪpˈsnoʊˌskeɪp 1A landscape covered in snow. 雪景 Example sentencesExamples - Even as I said it, though, I realised that there are trains that slice through glittering virginal snowscapes - and I've even been on some of them.
- This new pan-global study of mammals in all their fuzzy variety begins as Attenborough shuffles into the frame of a blinding blue - and-white snowscape, swaddled in an Arctic anorak.
- You can tell this isn't going to be a winter of picturesque snowscapes and mitten-clad children scampering around with their hoods up - it's one of the bleak, sub-zero temperatures variety.
- Beyond him, the window framed a snowscape: a treeline with white-washed evergreens and cobalt-blue sky overhead, achingly blue.
- My mind began to slow down, to empty itself in the moonlit snowscape, and when it did I felt a great sadness take over.
- There's a brilliant orange flash and a sharp crack; the snowscape explodes and rushes in a chaotic tumble toward the valley floor.
- As well as travelling through the snowscape on huskey-drawn sleds, reindeer-drawn sleighs and snowmobiles, the group also enjoyed skiing and ice-fishing sessions.
- The 30-plus dancers gave us a first half like something out of a fairytale with a country house Christmas ball transforming into a snowscape.
- So it was late and freezing when the pair of wagons drew up to stop for the night; the only light was the cold blue wash from the moon and stars that polarised the snowscape into a crosshatching of light and dark.
- They hauled our family sleigh through forest snowscapes swathed in clouds of husky breath as the light failed.
- Then I pulled the drapes on the evening snowscape outside, stripped, wrapped myself up in a sheet and flopped down before the warm hearth.
- The scene lasts several minutes, shot from all angles and distances - close on Cage's barely straining face and body, extremely long on the crumbling snowscape.
Synonyms landscape, countryside, country, terrain, topography, setting, surroundings, environment - 1.1 A picture of a snowy landscape.
雪景照，雪景画 Example sentencesExamples - He creates bleak snowscapes peopled by groups of disconsolate figures, dispersing and recombining.
- They include Cardinaux's peaceful snowscape St Moritz, Carlo Pellegrini's Adelboden illustrating resting skiers and Plinio Colombi's energetic Wintersport in Der Schweiz.
- How about we do something wintry and ethereal, like a snowscape?
- The work is filled with other puzzles - a desert landscape melds into a snowscape, which in turn can be seen as a strangely stretched image of a contemporary Sphinx-like woman.
- Even in the virtual world of the game, the graphics engine is able to create endless snowscapes and cliffs of ice that look almost real.
- This is how she sees winter, as evidenced in her beautiful group of small snowscapes, painted close to her North Wales home.
- Actually, what you see are beautifully drawn beaches and snowscapes.
Definition of snowscape in US English: snowscapenounˈsnoʊˌskeɪpˈsnōˌskāp 1A landscape covered in snow. 雪景 Example sentencesExamples - Beyond him, the window framed a snowscape: a treeline with white-washed evergreens and cobalt-blue sky overhead, achingly blue.
- The scene lasts several minutes, shot from all angles and distances - close on Cage's barely straining face and body, extremely long on the crumbling snowscape.
- Even as I said it, though, I realised that there are trains that slice through glittering virginal snowscapes - and I've even been on some of them.
- The 30-plus dancers gave us a first half like something out of a fairytale with a country house Christmas ball transforming into a snowscape.
- As well as travelling through the snowscape on huskey-drawn sleds, reindeer-drawn sleighs and snowmobiles, the group also enjoyed skiing and ice-fishing sessions.
- My mind began to slow down, to empty itself in the moonlit snowscape, and when it did I felt a great sadness take over.
- They hauled our family sleigh through forest snowscapes swathed in clouds of husky breath as the light failed.
- So it was late and freezing when the pair of wagons drew up to stop for the night; the only light was the cold blue wash from the moon and stars that polarised the snowscape into a crosshatching of light and dark.
- This new pan-global study of mammals in all their fuzzy variety begins as Attenborough shuffles into the frame of a blinding blue - and-white snowscape, swaddled in an Arctic anorak.
- There's a brilliant orange flash and a sharp crack; the snowscape explodes and rushes in a chaotic tumble toward the valley floor.
- You can tell this isn't going to be a winter of picturesque snowscapes and mitten-clad children scampering around with their hoods up - it's one of the bleak, sub-zero temperatures variety.
- Then I pulled the drapes on the evening snowscape outside, stripped, wrapped myself up in a sheet and flopped down before the warm hearth.
Synonyms landscape, countryside, country, terrain, topography, setting, surroundings, environment - 1.1 A picture of a landscape covered in snow.
雪景 Example sentencesExamples - How about we do something wintry and ethereal, like a snowscape?
- He creates bleak snowscapes peopled by groups of disconsolate figures, dispersing and recombining.
- This is how she sees winter, as evidenced in her beautiful group of small snowscapes, painted close to her North Wales home.
- They include Cardinaux's peaceful snowscape St Moritz, Carlo Pellegrini's Adelboden illustrating resting skiers and Plinio Colombi's energetic Wintersport in Der Schweiz.
- The work is filled with other puzzles - a desert landscape melds into a snowscape, which in turn can be seen as a strangely stretched image of a contemporary Sphinx-like woman.
- Actually, what you see are beautifully drawn beaches and snowscapes.
- Even in the virtual world of the game, the graphics engine is able to create endless snowscapes and cliffs of ice that look almost real.
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