林立 (lín lì) — (of tall, thin objects) to stand in great numbers like a forest

Définition

Used for tall, thin things (skyscrapers, chimneys, flags) standing in dense clusters — like a forest. It is written/literary register, not everyday speech.

verb
(of tall, thin objects) to stand in great numbers like a forest

Exemples

  • 林立
    Zhè zuò chéng shì gāo lóu lín lì, fēi cháng fán huá.
    This city has countless skyscrapers standing like a forest — it's very bustling.
  • 林立
    Nà ge gōng yè qū yān cōng lín lì, jī qì shēng bù jué yú ěr.
    In that industrial zone, factory chimneys stand in dense clusters, and the sound of machinery never stops.
  • 林立
    Guó qìng jié shí, guǎng chǎng shàng cǎi qí lín lì, shí fēn zhuàng guān.
    During National Day, the square is filled with colorful flags standing in great numbers — it's a magnificent sight.

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