到了晚上寒风刺骨
“At night, the cold wind cuts to the bone.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“The temperature difference between day and night here is huge.”
到了 晚上 寒风刺骨
“At night, the cold wind cuts to the bone.”
“Immortals, you have to sleep in this sleeping bag”
“You will freeze if you don't listen to me and prepare properly.”
Chinese speakers frequently employ vivid four-character idioms like '寒风刺骨' to add dramatic weight to everyday descriptions of weather.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
when night falls; by nighttime
Standard conversational time phrase introducing conditions that occur after dark.
bone-chilling cold wind
A classic four-character idiom (chengyu) used to vividly describe freezing weather.