scenic的意思|scenic的解释-里氏词典

scenic ['si:nik]

a. 风景好的, 戏剧性的, 舞台的, 布景的

n. 风光影片, 风景照片

scenic

[ adj ]

of or relating to the stage or stage scenery

<adj.pert>

scenic design

used of locations; having beautiful natural scenery

<adj.all>

scenic drives

Scenic \Scen"ic\, Scenical \Scen"ic*al\, a. [L. scaenicus,
scenicus, Gr. ?: cf. F. sc['e]nique. See {Scene}.]
Of or pertaining to scenery; of the nature of scenery;
theatrical.

All these situations communicate a scenical animation
to the wild romance, if treated dramatically. --De
Quincey.

Mr. Armstrong, whose airline has let him take time off to press his crusade, has met the same sort of reluctance all over this fertile, scenic valley.
But the addition of Chrysler's Plymouth division is being counted on by USDA officials to pump new life into the scenic byways program and, hopefully, become a showcase of private sector participation.
The tour is scenic and enjoyable and entirely artificial.
The tanker rammed jagged Bligh Reef, gashing its hull and spewing nearly 11 million gallons of Alaska crude oil in a spill which devastated fisheries, wildlife and the scenic shores of Prince William Sound.
The Interior Department said Wednesday a proposed 358-mile Northeast natural gas pipeline is unacceptable because its route across the Appalachian Trail would create scenic and environmental problems.
The problem of disposing of the dead, even those who are cremated, has become so severe that one central Chinese city, the scenic lake city of Hangzhou, has urged its residents to scatter the ashes of the dead in a local river.
Protesters fear a new high-speed line through Provence to Marseille would destroy the region's scenic beauty and its important wine industry.
The moon shines: the whole stage is used to the full and when the top of the grand piano is raised, even that reveals scenic surprises.
"I've been very impressed with the number of people, the number of ships and the magnitude of the cleanup," Quayle said of efforts to remove oil the Exxon tanker Valdez spilled into waters off the scenic Alaska coast March 24.
Getting post cards from many A vacationing friend, I can view scenic vistas And bliss without end.
British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's daughter has completed a 10-day tour of Utah's scenic wonders, and said her favorite spot was Lake Powell, the huge reservoir that spans the Utah-Arizona line.
In Montana, more than 1,000 firefighters remained on the fire line as officials try to minimize damage from the Gird Point fire to a scenic mountain roadway between Hamilton and Philipsburg.
Hundreds of people lined the main highway along the Cape Peninsula in South Africa to protest a government plan to allow mining on scenic Chapman's Peak.
With the exception of the French import Perrier, water has typically come from small-business men, like Mr. Bownds in scenic rural places like Utopia, who tap ancient springs or artesian wells and vie for slivers of regional markets.
The press release promises that the show will "display the vibrancy of California's life styles as experienced by contemporary teen-agers, music and fashions of today's hip teens and the varied scenic beauty of the Golden State."
In Union City, north of Fremont, voters will select one of two measures regulating construction on 5,000 acres of scenic hills and canyons now zoned for agriculture and open space.
I lombardi is almost baroque in its scenic demands, requiring at least ten different sets and several costume changes for the chorus.
"People want the scenic wonders of Alaska to be the backdrop to their activities: picnicking on a beach, buying items, going to dinner, fishing," Bradley says.
Tours is 140 miles southwest of Paris in the Loire Valley, a scenic and culinary center.
Actor Sean Connery pulled a James Bond stunt and drove at high speeds along a scenic highway, but police nabbed him.
The commission's view on both roads and new rail lines (para 4.60) is that they should not be built in areas of conservation, cultural, scenic or amenity value unless they have been shown to represent the best practicable environmental option.
The train is highballing through an awesome crack in the Earth's surface, on a scenic journey to nowhere and back.
A three-way partnership was worked out with the California-based Forest Education Foundation, Plymouth and USDA to help upgrade designated scenic stretches of highways into major tourist attractions.
It would flood about 20 miles of the scenic Cheesman Canyon, which has some of the best trout fishing in the state and is home for a variety of wildlife.
Beforehand, when Bush pressed to spend a day together informally at scenic Camp David, some on the Soviet side intimated that Gorbachev preferred to work, not relax in the great outdoors.
The scenic byways system was established with the announcement on July 25 of a 26-mile stretch of U.S. Highway 64 in southeastern Tennessee in the Cherokee National Forest.
Playwright Stephen Metcalfe hasn't succeeded in making the character of Willy any more dimensional than his family and followers, but the staging and the scenic effects are spectacular.
VIA Rail will rename that train the Canadian, although the route is considered far less scenic than its counterpart.
Previously, Bush supported a delay in any drilling in a scenic tract in Northern California pending study of environmental factors.
The company also relocates entire driveways to give more scenic access to mansions.

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