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1. Winter weather: 冰雪 (bīng xuě) is often used to refer to the cold and snowy weather during the winter season. It can be used in weather forecasts or in casual conversations to describe the current conditions outside.
2. Winter sports: 冰雪 (bīng xuě) is also commonly used in the context of winter sports, such as skiing, ice skating, and snowboarding. These activities are often associated with 冰雪 (bīng xuě) because they require snow and ice for the sport to take place.
3. Scenery: 冰雪 (bīng xuě) is often used to describe the beautiful and serene scenery of snow-covered landscapes. This can be seen in phrases like 冰雪世界 (bīng xuě shì jiè) which means "world of ice and snow" and 冰雪奇观 (bīng xuě qí guān) which means "spectacular ice and snow scenery."
4. Metaphor for hardship: 冰雪 (bīng xuě) can also be used metaphorically to describe difficult or challenging situations. This usage is often seen in idiomatic expressions like 冰天雪地 (bīng tiān xuě dì) which means "icy and snowy weather" but can also be used to describe a difficult journey or situation.
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