暗礁 (Chinese PinYin: [àn jiāo]; traditional Chinese: 暗礁) may mean: (1) noun. Submerged reef; (2) noun. Hidden rock; (3) noun. Hidden obstacles. It can be used in both spoken and written Mandarin Chinese. Some common phrases and expressions are: 暗礁险滩 (hidden reefs and dangerous shallows), 一个暗礁 (a submerged reef), 人造暗礁 (artificial reef), 暗礁水域 (waters of submerged reefs), 危险的暗礁 (dangerous submerged reefs).
Literally: 暗 (hidden) + 礁 (reef)
1. How to pronounce 暗礁?
Chinese Pinyin: [àn jiāo]
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2. Synonyms And Antonyms of 暗礁
Synonyms: 伏礁,
Antonyms: 岸礁,
3. What are the fixed expression, collocation and idioms that contains 暗礁
Fixed expression: 暗礁险滩 (hidden reefs and dangerous shallows),
Collocation: 一个暗礁 (a submerged reef), 人造暗礁 (artificial reef), 暗礁水域 (waters of submerged reefs), 危险的暗礁 (dangerous submerged reefs),
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4. How to use 暗礁 in a sentence?
Below are some example sentences and quotes containing 暗礁.
4.1 我们的客轮在暗礁附近搁浅了。
Translation: Our ship stranded near the submerged reefs.
4.2 必须想尽办法按航道行驶，你很快就要进入暗礁水域了。
Translation: You must try to hold her to her course, you’ll go into the waters of submerged reefs soon.
4.3 这附近标明没有任何陆地，只有南沙群岛岛链的一个暗礁。
Translation: There is no land marked anywhere near here, only a submerged reef of the Spratly Island chain.
4.4 这艘船触到了暗礁。
Translation: The ship ran aground on a submerged reef.
4.5 在苏岩东北方向新发现了一个“丁岩”暗礁。
Translation: And a new submerged reef, named “Dingyan”, was discovered at northeast part of Suyan Reef.
4.6 其他一些满怀希望的统治者则通过在浅海区沉船，在暗礁或浅滩上建造房屋的途径制造岛屿。
Translation: Other aspiring rulers tried to make islands by sinking ships in shallow water or building on submerged reefs and shoals.
4.7 两年之后，他的生活水平勉强达到自给自足状态，能吃上小池塘里养的鱼和暗礁里躲藏的龙虾。
Translation: After two years, he had achieved a near-subsistence lifestyle, eating fish from the lagoons and lobsters hidden in the submerged reefs.
4.8 戴着呼吸器的潜水员潜入水底，朝珊瑚暗礁游了过去。
Translation: The scuba diver submerged and swarm toward a submerged coral reef.
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