大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 atlas mountains


释义：

atlas mountains 阿特拉斯山脉（阿尔卑斯山系的一部分）

例句：



The events took place against the dramatic backdrop of the Atlas mountains.

活动在雄伟的阿特拉斯山脉举行。



These are generally fed by groundwater springs, and many issued from limestone massifs, such as the Atlas Mountains in Morocco.

它们通常由地下泉水供养，其中许多流自石灰岩山丘，如摩洛哥的阿特拉斯山脉。



Located in central Morocco, Marrakesh rests at the foothills of the snowcapped Atlas Mountains.

位于摩洛哥中心的马拉喀什市，她坐落于阿特拉斯山脉的雪峰山下。



A town of northern Algeria at the foot of the Atlas Mountains southwest of Algiers. It was built on the site of a Roman military base. Population, 3 ', 033.

阿尔及利亚北部一城镇，位于阿尔及尔西南阿特拉斯山脉山脚。建在罗马军事基地之上。人口3 '，033。



Based on a true story, it follows a group of Cistercian monks, living modestly among poor villagers in the little Tibhirine monastery in the Algerian Atlas Mountains.

这部电影来源于一个真实的故事：一群西多会修生默默无闻地住在阿尔及利亚山脉的小提笔林修道院里，周围住着穷乡亲们。



In an area of the Atlas Mountains of Morocco the researchers have found another diverse (and sometimes bizarre) assemblage of soft-bodied organisms from a period not long after the Burgess Shale.

在摩洛哥的阿特拉斯山脉，研究人员发现了另一处保存有丰富的动物软体组织的的化石群，它的形成年代紧跟布尔·吉斯化石群之后。


But upon arrival in the village of Imlil, the highest of the High Atlas mountains seems to soften.


The athletes' Moroccan adventure began in Marrakech, an ancient desert city with an incongruous backdrop -- the snowy Atlas Mountains to the southeast.


Just across the Mediterranean Sea, the sensuous Selman Marrakesh opens 1 May, just outside the Medina in the foothills of the Atlas Mountains.


Marrakesh sits at the foothills of the Atlas Mountains in the heart of Morocco, midway between the Mediterranean coast and the edge of the African interior.


Based on a true story, it follows a group of Cistercian monks, living modestly among poor villagers in the little Tibhirine monastery in the Algerian Atlas Mountains.


"I worked as an English teacher in a town in the High Atlas Mountains in Morocco for two years, and quickly grew to love this part of the world, " he said.


On my first trip to Morocco, in the early '70s, after renting a car in Tangiers, we drove southward—hundreds of miles through Fez, over the Atlas Mountains and eventually deep into the Sahara.


The snow-covered Atlas Mountains loomed in the distance.


The four hour drive south from Marrakech winds through the Atlas mountains and tiny, dusty Berber villages (although many, surprisingly, not too tiny for an ATM) showered with blowing red sand under a blinding sun.