英：[saiˈbiəriə]
美：[saɪˈbɪriə]
Siberia如何读
Siberia是什么意思
- n.西伯利亚(苏联亚洲部分的一区域)
Siberia自然拼读
Si·ber·i·a
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Siberia扩展
Siberian (adj.), Siberian (n.)
Siberia英英释义
geographical name
vast region of northern Asia chiefly in Russia extending from the Ural Mountains to the Pacific Ocean and from the Arctic Ocean into northern Kazakhstan and to the borders of China and Mongolia; roughly coextensive with Russia in Asia
Siberia词源中文解释
西北亚地区，据说名称来自于位于托博尔河和伊尔克特河交汇处的古代鞑靼堡垒 Sibir。作为一个典型的悲惨流放之地，它可以追溯到1841年。相关词汇： Siberian， Siberian tiger 则可以追溯到1895年。
Siberia 例句
1 In a complicated logistics system, infected prisoners were sent to Moscow from as far away as Siberia—with stops, it could be a month-long journey—and there was no way to maintain treatment en route.
2 Dotted in daisies and lupine with sunny, stone-tiled terraces and artificial waterfalls, the hillside property felt friendlier to singles and platonic pairs than did Siberia Station.
3 Alaska was at one time connected with the tip of Siberia.
阿拉斯加曾经和西伯利亚的东端连在一起.
4 In northern Siberia, bone - chilling winds sweep down from the Pole.
在西伯利亚之北, 来自极地的刺骨寒风扑面而吹.
5 Do relatives of yours still live in Siberia?
你的亲属仍然住在西伯利亚吗？
6 Even when a place looks accommodating, he is often seated in Siberia.
7 Camus was born in France. Heimproved his power in Siberia.
卡秒出生在法国, 他在西伯利亚提升修炼自己的能力.
8 Later, in the 1920s, he escaped a prison camp in Siberia and made his way to the United States.
9 Papa said I could help him, but how could I help him if we were really going to Siberia?
10 The government of Russia under the Czars could not be bothered to investigate so trivial an event, which, after all, had occurred far away, among the backward Tungus people of Siberia.
11 "There are plenty of memoirs and biographies of those who were deported for example to Siberia, Gulag stories... But there are no confessions of collaborators," she says.
12 The Czar government transported him to Siberia.
沙皇政府把他流放到了西伯利亚。
13 Now the planned flight would have to cross parts of Siberia where it might already be snowing.
14 “Maybe the men are going to Siberia,” said Mrs. Rimas.
15 Was he really in prison somewhere in Siberia?
16 “The snowstorms in Siberia are treacherous,” said Mrs. Rimas, nodding.
17 Siberia is a major gas produced area.
西伯利亚地区是俄罗斯主要的天然气产区。
18 It must be a hard life, working as a Lumberman in Siberia.
在西北利亚当一名伐木工人,生活一定很艰苦.
19 With the instinct for ordeal that characterized the age, scientists set off for more than a hundred locations around the globe–to Siberia, China, South Africa, Indonesia, and the woods of Wisconsin, among many others.
20 As I explained in Chapter 1, the New World was initially colonized around or before 11,000 B.C. by way of Alaska, the Bering Strait, and Siberia.