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冬天

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Exemples 冬天 en 30 secondes
Explication 冬天 in your Level:
At the A1 level, '冬天' (dōngtiān) is introduced as one of the four essential seasons. Students learn it as a basic noun to describe the time of year when it is cold ('冷' lěng) and perhaps when it snows ('下雪' xiàxuě). The focus is on simple identification: '这是冬天' (This is winter) and expressing basic preferences like '我喜欢冬天' (I like winter) or '我不喜欢冬天' (I don't like winter). A1 learners should also practice placing '冬天' at the beginning of sentences to indicate when an action happens, such as '冬天我去北京' (In winter, I go to Beijing). The grammar is kept simple, usually involving subject-adjective or subject-verb-object structures. Vocabulary associated with winter at this level includes '衣服' (clothes), '大衣' (coat), and '水' (water, often in the context of hot water). The primary goal is to recognize the characters and pinyin and use the word in basic daily conversation about the weather.
At the A2 level, learners expand their use of '冬天' by incorporating more descriptive adjectives and frequency adverbs. Instead of just saying it is 'cold', an A2 student might say '冬天常常下雪' (It often snows in winter) or '冬天的天气非常冷' (Winter weather is extremely cold). They begin to use '冬天' as an attributive to modify other nouns using the particle '的', such as '冬天的衣服' (winter clothes) or '冬天的水果' (winter fruits). Learners at this stage also start to compare seasons using '比' (bǐ), for example: '冬天比秋天冷' (Winter is colder than autumn). They can talk about simple activities they do during the season, like '冬天我们喜欢吃火锅' (We like to eat hotpot in winter). The focus shifts from simple identification to describing experiences and making comparisons, allowing for more fluid conversation about seasonal habits and regional weather differences in China.
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By B1, students use '冬天' in more complex sentence structures, including conditional and resultative clauses. They can discuss the impact of winter on daily life and the environment, such as '如果冬天不下雪，农民会很担心' (If it doesn't snow in winter, farmers will be very worried). B1 learners are introduced to the formal alternative '冬季' (dōngjì) and begin to understand when to use it, such as in written reports or formal introductions. They can describe seasonal transitions using '快要...了' (kuàiyào...le), as in '冬天快要到了' (Winter is about to arrive). At this level, students also learn about cultural practices associated with winter in China, such as the Winter Solstice (冬至) and the traditions of eating dumplings or tangyuan. They can explain *why* they like or dislike the season using '因为...所以...' (yīnwèi... suǒyǐ...) and handle more nuanced discussions about travel plans and seasonal health (e.g., '冬天要注意身体' - you need to take care of your health in winter).
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At the B2 level, '冬天' is used in abstract and metaphorical contexts. Students can understand and use the word in business or economic discussions, such as the 'capital winter' (资本寒冬) referring to a market downturn. They are expected to use a wider range of vocabulary to describe winter, such as '严寒' (yánhán - severe cold) or '干燥' (gānzào - dry). B2 learners can engage in debates about the pros and cons of different climates and discuss environmental issues like global warming's effect on winter ('全球变暖让冬天变短了' - Global warming has made winter shorter). They are comfortable with fixed expressions and idioms related to winter, such as '冬去春来' (winter goes and spring comes), signifying the passage of time and renewal. Their writing becomes more descriptive, using '冬天' to set the mood in narratives or to provide a temporal backdrop for complex social or historical events. They can also distinguish between the nuances of '冬天', '冬季', '寒冬', and '隆冬'.
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C1 learners possess a sophisticated command of '冬天' and its various synonyms and literary forms. they can appreciate classical poetry where '冬' is a central theme and understand the symbolic weight of the season in Chinese literature (representing endurance, purity, or solitude). At this level, students can discuss historical events that took place in winter with high linguistic precision, using advanced conjunctions and rhetorical devices. They can analyze the socio-economic impact of winter on different provinces in China, from the heating policies in the north to the agricultural challenges in the south. C1 learners are also adept at using '冬天' in professional settings, such as discussing seasonal market trends or energy consumption. They can use the word in complex idiomatic structures and understand subtle puns or wordplay involving the character '冬'. Their ability to switch between the colloquial '冬天' and the highly formal or poetic alternatives is seamless, reflecting a deep cultural and linguistic integration.
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At the C2 level, '冬天' is handled with native-like fluency and stylistic variety. The learner can write professional critiques of literature or film where the 'winter' setting is analyzed for its thematic significance. They can engage in high-level academic discussions about the linguistics of seasonal terms and the evolution of the character '冬' from its oracle bone script origins. C2 speakers can use '冬天' in any register, from extremely informal slang to the most formal diplomatic or academic discourse. They understand the deepest cultural nuances, such as the philosophical implications of the 'winter' phase in the Five Elements (Wǔxíng) theory, where winter corresponds to water, the north, and the color black. They can effortlessly interpret and produce complex metaphors involving winter, and their use of the word is indistinguishable from that of an educated native speaker. Whether discussing the 'winter' of a civilization or the literal frost on a windowpane, the C2 learner uses the term with absolute precision and creative flair.
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Exemples

冬天 en 30 secondes

  • 冬天 (dōngtiān) is the standard Chinese noun for 'winter'. It is used in both spoken and written contexts for daily life.
  • It is composed of '冬' (winter/end) and '天' (day/season). It follows the naming pattern of all four seasons in Chinese.
  • Grammatically, it usually acts as a time adverbial placed before the verb or subject, or as a noun modified by '的'.
  • Culturally, it is associated with cold weather, snow, hotpot, and the transition toward the Spring Festival (Lunar New Year).

The term 冬天 (dōngtiān) is the standard Chinese word for 'winter'. It is composed of two characters: 冬 (dōng), which specifically means winter or the end of the year, and 天 (tiān), which means day, sky, or in this context, season. In the Chinese linguistic landscape, seasons are often referred to by adding '天' after the primary character for that season. For example, 春天 (spring), 夏天 (summer), and 秋天 (autumn) follow this exact pattern. Understanding 冬天 involves more than just knowing a calendar date; it encompasses a shift in lifestyle, diet, and cultural practices across the vast regions of China.

Grammatical Category
Noun (Time Noun). It can function as the subject, object, or an adverbial of time within a sentence.
Semantic Range
Refers to the coldest season of the year, typically spanning from the Winter Solstice (冬至) through the Lunar New Year until the Beginning of Spring (立春).

In Northern China, 冬天 is synonymous with heavy snow, sub-zero temperatures, and the use of 'nuanqi' (central heating). In Southern China, however, 冬天 is characterized by a damp, piercing cold that often feels colder than the dry north despite higher thermometer readings. When people use this word, they are often discussing weather changes, clothing transitions (like wearing 'qiuku' or long johns), or holiday preparations. It is a word rooted in the agricultural cycle of 'harvest and store' (秋收冬藏).

北京的冬天非常冷，但是经常有晴天。(Běijīng de dōngtiān fēicháng lěng, dànshì jīngcháng yǒu qíngtiān.) - Beijing's winter is very cold, but there are often sunny days.

Linguistically, 冬天 is more colloquial and common in spoken language than 冬季 (dōngjì), which is the more formal or scientific term for the winter season. You will hear children shouting '冬天来了!' (Winter is here!) when the first snow falls, while a weather reporter might say '进入冬季' (Entering the winter season). The character 冬 itself depicts a string with two dots at the bottom, originally representing the end of a thread or the end of the year, signifying completion and rest.

我不喜欢冬天，因为我怕冷。(Wǒ bù xǐhuān dōngtiān, yīnwèi wǒ pà lěng.) - I don't like winter because I am afraid of the cold.

The word is also used metaphorically in literature and business to describe a 'cold' period or a downturn. For example, 'capital winter' (资本寒冬) refers to a period where investment is scarce. However, for a beginner, its primary use remains the literal season. It is one of the first 500 words most learners acquire because of its high frequency in daily conversation about weather and preferences.

Regional Usage
In the North: Associated with 'bing' (ice) and 'xue' (snow). In the South: Associated with 'shileng' (damp cold).

这个冬天你打算去哪里旅游？(Zhège dōngtiān nǐ dǎsuàn qù nǎlǐ lǚyóu?) - Where do you plan to travel this winter?

To use 冬天 correctly, remember that in Chinese, time words often come before the verb or at the very beginning of the sentence. You don't say 'I go skiing winter'; you say 'I winter go skiing' (我冬天去滑雪). This structural difference is a common hurdle for English speakers.

Using 冬天 (dōngtiān) effectively requires an understanding of Chinese sentence structure, particularly regarding time nouns. In English, we often place 'in winter' at the end of a sentence. In Chinese, time words like 冬天 usually function as adverbials and are placed before the verb or before the subject to set the temporal context of the action.

Pattern 1: Time + Subject + Verb
冬天我们去哈尔滨看冰灯。(In winter, we go to Harbin to see ice lanterns.)
Pattern 2: Subject + Time + Verb
我们冬天喜欢吃火锅。(We like eating hotpot in winter.)

When 冬天 acts as a subject, it is often followed by adjectives describing the weather. Note that in Chinese, you don't always need the verb 'to be' (是) when using an adjective like 'cold' (冷). Instead, you use an intensifier like '很' (hěn).

冬天很冷。(Dōngtiān hěn lěng.) - Winter is very cold.

Another common usage is as an attributive noun, modifying another noun using the particle '的' (de). This allows you to talk about 'winter clothes', 'winter scenery', or 'winter vacation'.

我还没买冬天的衣服。(Wǒ hái méi mǎi dōngtiān de yīfu.) - I haven't bought winter clothes yet.

You can also specify 'this winter', 'last winter', or 'next winter' using the demonstratives '这个' (zhège), '去年' (qùnián), and '明年' (míngnián) respectively. Note that for 'last winter', Chinese speakers often say '去年的冬天' (last year's winter) rather than just 'last winter'.

In more complex sentences, 冬天 can be part of a conditional structure. For instance, 'If it's winter, then...' (如果到了冬天，就...). This is useful for discussing seasonal habits or changes in nature.

到了冬天，树叶都掉了。(Dàole dōngtiān, shùyè dōu diàole.) - When winter arrives, all the leaves fall off.

Finally, 冬天 is frequently used with the verb '过' (guò) to mean 'to spend the winter'. For example, '去南方过冬天' means 'to go to the south to spend the winter', a common practice for 'snowbirds' in China moving from Harbin to Hainan.

Common Verb Pairings
喜欢 (like) 冬天, 讨厌 (hate) 冬天, 进入 (enter) 冬天, 迎接 (welcome) 冬天.

你最喜欢冬天的哪一点？(Nǐ zuì xǐhuān dōngtiān de nǎ yīdiǎn?) - What do you like most about winter?

The word 冬天 (dōngtiān) is ubiquitous in Chinese daily life, appearing in contexts ranging from casual small talk to high-production media. One of the most common places you will hear it is in weather discussions. In China, weather is a standard 'ice-breaker' topic. You'll hear elderly neighbors in a hutong or apartment complex saying, '冬天真是一年比一年冷' (Winter is really getting colder every year).

In the realm of tourism and travel, 冬天 is a keyword for seasonal marketing. Harbin, known as the 'Ice City', heavily uses the word in its slogans: '哈尔滨的冬天欢迎你' (Harbin's winter welcomes you). Travel vlogs on platforms like Bilibili or Douyin will often feature titles like '冬天必去的五个城市' (Five cities you must visit in winter).

这个冬天，我们一起去滑雪吧！(Zhège dōngtiān, wǒmen yīqǐ qù huáxuě ba!) - Let's go skiing together this winter!

In Chinese pop culture, particularly in Mandopop, 冬天 is a recurring motif used to evoke feelings of loneliness, nostalgia, or the warmth of love amidst the cold. Famous songs like '大约在冬季' (Perhaps in Winter) by Chyi Chin use the formal version of the word, but in interviews and casual discussions about the song, fans will use 冬天. TV dramas (C-dramas) often use the setting of a snowy 冬天 for romantic confessions, as the white snow symbolizes purity.

In the culinary world, 冬天 is synonymous with specific seasonal foods. On social media, you'll see food influencers talking about '冬天里的第一顿火锅' (The first hotpot meal of winter). This cultural phenomenon makes the word inseparable from the sensory experiences of steam, spice, and communal eating. At Chinese New Year (Spring Festival), which usually falls during the 冬天, the word is used to describe the end of the old year and the anticipation of the coming spring.

南方人来北方看冬天的雪。(Nánfāng rén lái běifāng kàn dōngtiān de xuě.) - Southerners come to the North to see winter snow.

Finally, in education and workplace settings, 冬天 appears in the context of 'winter break' (冬假 - though usually called 寒假 hánjià). Teachers will tell students, '冬天要注意保暖' (You must keep warm in winter). In business, managers might talk about the 'winter' of an industry, referring to a period of slow growth or recession, requiring resilience and 'hibernation'.

One of the most frequent mistakes English speakers make with 冬天 (dōngtiān) is its placement in the sentence. In English, we naturally say 'I like to travel in winter.' A direct translation often results in '我喜欢旅游在冬天' (Wǒ xǐhuān lǚyóu zài dōngtiān), which is grammatically incorrect in Chinese. The time word must come before the verb.

Incorrect
天气冷在冬天。(Tiānqì lěng zài dōngtiān.)
Correct
冬天天气很冷。(Dōngtiān tiānqì hěn lěng.)

Another common error is the confusion between 冬天 (dōngtiān) and 冬季 (dōngjì). While both mean winter, they are not always interchangeable. 冬天 is the everyday word used in conversation. 冬季 is a formal term used in scientific, academic, or official contexts. Using 冬季 while chatting with a friend about skiing might sound slightly stiff or 'bookish'.

错误：这个冬季我很忙。(Incorrect: This 'winter season' I am busy - sounds too formal.) 正确：这个冬天我很忙。(Correct: This winter I am busy.)

A third mistake involves the use of the word 'cold' (冷 - lěng). Students often say '冬天是冷' (Winter is cold). In Chinese, when the predicate is an adjective, you should use '很' (hěn) or another adverb of degree instead of '是' (shì). So, '冬天很冷' is the natural way to express that winter is cold.

Lastly, learners often struggle with the difference between 冬天 and 寒假 (hánjià). 冬天 is the season, whereas 寒假 is the specific 'winter break' or 'winter vacation' from school. You 'have' a 寒假 during the 冬天. Saying '我喜欢冬天' means you like the season; saying '我喜欢寒假' means you like the time off school.

Common Mistake Recap
1. Wrong placement (putting it at the end). 2. Over-formalizing with 冬季. 3. Using '是' with adjectives. 4. Confusing the season with the school holiday.

While 冬天 (dōngtiān) is the most common way to say winter, Chinese offers several alternatives depending on the level of formality and the specific nuance you want to convey. Understanding these differences will help you sound more like a native speaker and better understand literature and news.

冬季 (dōngjì)
Formal and technical. Used in '冬季奥运会' (Winter Olympics) or '冬季学期' (Winter Semester). It treats winter as a category or a period in a cycle.
寒冬 (hándōng)
Literally 'cold winter'. Used for emphasis or in literary contexts to describe a particularly harsh winter. It's often used metaphorically for difficult times.
隆冬 (lóngdōng)
Mid-winter or the depth of winter. This refers specifically to the coldest part of the season, usually around January.

When comparing 冬天 with its seasonal counterparts, it's helpful to see them as a set. 春天 (chūntiān), 夏天 (xiàtiān), 秋天 (qiūtiān), and 冬天 all share the '天' suffix and are the standard spoken forms. If you want to talk about the 'four seasons' as a whole, you use the compound word 四季 (sìjì).

一年有四个季节：春天、夏天、秋天和冬天。(Yī nián yǒu sì gè jìjié: chūntiān, xiàtiān, qiūtiān hé dōngtiān.) - A year has four seasons: spring, summer, autumn, and winter.

Another related term is 三九 (sānjiǔ), which refers to the 'third nine-day period' after the Winter Solstice, traditionally considered the coldest days of 冬天. While not a direct synonym, it's a cultural term used to describe the peak of winter's chill. In modern slang, people might simply say '冷死人的天气' (weather that's cold enough to kill) to describe a harsh 冬天.

In summary, 冬天 is your 'all-purpose' winter. It is safe, natural, and correct in 95% of situations. Use the alternatives only when you want to specifically signal formality, intensity, or poetic flair.

Comparison Table
冬天: Colloquial, general. 冬季: Formal, scientific. 寒冬: Emphasizes cold/harshness. 隆冬: Emphasizes the middle/peak of the season.
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Exemples par niveau

1

冬天很冷。

Winter is very cold.

Subject + Adverb of Degree + Adjective.

2

我不喜欢冬天。

I don't like winter.

Negative '不' before the verb '喜欢'.

3

冬天有雪吗？

Is there snow in winter?

Question particle '吗' at the end.

4

这是冬天的衣服。

These are winter clothes.

Attributive '的' connecting '冬天' and '衣服'.

5

冬天我去北京。

In winter, I go to Beijing.

Time word '冬天' at the start of the sentence.

6

北京的冬天很漂亮。

Beijing's winter is very beautiful.

Possessive/Attributive '的'.

7

冬天快到了。

Winter is coming soon.

'快...了' structure for imminent events.

8

他在冬天出生。

He was born in winter.

Time word used as a prepositional phrase.

1

冬天的时候，我喜欢喝热水。

When it's winter, I like to drink hot water.

'...的时候' means 'when' or 'during'.

2

这里的冬天比我家乡冷。

Winter here is colder than in my hometown.

Comparison structure 'A 比 B + Adj'.

3

冬天，我们要多穿衣服。

In winter, we need to wear more clothes.

'多' used before the verb to mean 'more'.

4

你冬天喜欢做什么？

What do you like to do in winter?

Interrogative '做什么'.

5

虽然是冬天，但是今天很暖和。

Although it is winter, it is very warm today.

'虽然...但是...' (Although... but...).

6

冬天常常刮大风。

It often blows strong winds in winter.

Adverb of frequency '常常'.

7

我打算冬天去哈尔滨旅游。

I plan to travel to Harbin in winter.

'打算' (plan to) + Verb.

8

冬天的白天很短。

Winter days are very short.

Contrast between '冬天' and '白天'.

1

如果冬天不下雪，明年可能没有好收成。

If it doesn't snow in winter, there might not be a good harvest next year.

Conditional '如果... (的话)'.

2

为了过个好冬天，他们准备了很多煤。

In order to have a good winter, they prepared a lot of coal.

'为了' (for the purpose of) + Verb Phrase.

3

随着冬天的到来，天气越来越冷了。

With the arrival of winter, the weather is getting colder and colder.

'随着' (along with) and '越来越' (more and more).

4

他习惯了北方的冬天。

He has gotten used to the northern winter.

'习惯了' (gotten used to) + Noun.

5

冬天吃火锅是很多人的选择。

Eating hotpot in winter is the choice of many people.

Verb phrase used as a subject.

6

这个冬天你一定要注意保暖，别感冒了。

You must keep warm this winter; don't catch a cold.

Imperative with '一定要' and '别'.

7

每到冬天，这里的游客就特别多。

Every time winter comes, there are especially many tourists here.

'每到...就...' (Every time... then...).

8

冬天的景色有一种特别的美感。

Winter scenery has a special aesthetic feeling.

Use of '美感' (aesthetic sense).

1

由于全球变暖，现在的冬天似乎没以前那么冷了。

Due to global warming, winter now seems not as cold as before.

'由于' (due to) and comparison '没以前那么...'.

2

对于初创公司来说，资本的冬天已经来临。

For startups, the capital winter has already arrived.

Metaphorical use of '冬天'.

3

无论冬天多么寒冷，春天总会来的。

No matter how cold the winter is, spring will always come.

'无论...多么...总会...' (No matter how... always...).

4

这篇小说生动地描绘了东北冬天的严酷。

This novel vividly depicts the harshness of the Northeast winter.

Adverbial '生动地' (vividly) modifying '描绘' (depict).

5

冬天是反思和积蓄力量的季节。

Winter is a season for reflection and accumulating strength.

Abstract nouns '反思' and '积蓄'.

6

他们决定在冬天之前完成所有的建筑工程。

They decided to complete all construction projects before winter.

'...之前' (before).

7

尽管冬天生活不便，但他依然热爱这片土地。

Despite the inconveniences of living in winter, he still loves this land.

'尽管...依然...' (Despite... still...).

8

冬天的这种宁静是其他季节无法比拟的。

This kind of tranquility in winter is incomparable to other seasons.

'无法比拟' (incomparable).

1

冬天的萧瑟往往能引发文人墨客的无限感慨。

The bleakness of winter often triggers infinite emotions in writers and poets.

Use of literary terms like '萧瑟' and '文人墨客'.

2

在这场经济冬天中，唯有创新才能生存。

In this economic winter, only innovation can lead to survival.

Metaphorical '经济冬天'.

3

诗人通过描写冬天的梅花来歌颂高洁的品格。

The poet praises noble character by describing plum blossoms in winter.

'通过...来...' (By means of... to...).

4

北方的冬天不仅是天气的考验，更是意志的磨炼。

Winter in the North is not just a test of weather, but a tempering of will.

'不仅是...更是...' (Not only... but even more...).

5

由于供暖政策的差异，南北方的冬天有着截然不同的生活节奏。

Due to differences in heating policies, northern and southern winters have completely different rhythms of life.

'截然不同' (completely different).

6

冬天的漫长黑夜给了他充足的时间去钻研哲学。

The long dark nights of winter gave him ample time to study philosophy.

Complex sentence with '充足的时间去...'.

7

在这数九寒天里，坚持户外锻炼需要极大的勇气。

In these coldest days of winter, persisting in outdoor exercise requires great courage.

Idiomatic '数九寒天'.

8

冬天的肃杀之气让整座城市显得格外冷清。

The atmosphere of winter's desolation makes the whole city appear exceptionally deserted.

Use of '肃杀之气' (atmosphere of desolation).

1

他那篇散文将冬天的况味描写得入木三分。

His essay depicts the flavor of winter with profound insight.

Use of '况味' (flavor/experience) and '入木三分' (profound/vivid).

2

冬天于他而言，并非终结，而是孕育新生的必经阶段。

To him, winter is not an end, but an inevitable stage for nurturing new life.

'于...而言' (As far as ... is concerned) and '并非...而是...' (Not ... but ...).

3

纵观历史，无数王朝在权力的冬天中土崩瓦解。

Looking throughout history, countless dynasties crumbled during the winter of their power.

Highly metaphorical and formal '纵观' and '土崩瓦解'.

4

冬天的寂静仿佛能让人听到时间流逝的声音。

The silence of winter seems to allow one to hear the sound of time passing.

Philosophical and poetic expression.

5

这种在冬天里展现出的韧性，正是该民族精神的内核。

This resilience shown in winter is precisely the core of that nation's spirit.

Complex noun phrase as subject.

6

他在寒冬腊月里闭门谢客，潜心完成了这部巨著。

In the depth of winter, he closed his doors to guests and concentrated on finishing this masterpiece.

Idiomatic '寒冬腊月' and '闭门谢客'.

7

冬天不仅是一种季节的更替，更是一种心境的转换。

Winter is not just a change of seasons, but a transformation of state of mind.

Parallel structure with '不仅是...更是...'.

8

即便是在最严酷的冬天，生命也从未停止过对温暖的渴求。

Even in the harshest winter, life has never stopped its craving for warmth.

'即便...也从未...' (Even if ... also never ...).

Collocations courantes

度过冬天
冬天的阳光
寒冷的冬天
冬天快到了
进入冬天
冬天的景色
整个冬天
冬天的故事
冬天里
怕冬天

Phrases Courantes

冬天快乐

— Happy Winter (used as a casual greeting).

祝大家冬天快乐！

冬天的一把火

— A fire in winter (symbolizing warmth or passion).

你就像那冬天里的一把火。

冬天吃萝卜

— Eating radishes in winter (a traditional health practice).

冬吃萝卜夏吃姜，不用医生开药方。

冬天的第一场雪

— The first snow of winter (often romanticized).

我在等冬天的第一场雪。

猫冬

— To stay indoors and 'hibernate' during winter (dialect).

外面太冷了，我在家猫冬呢。

数九寒冬

— The coldest days of winter.

在数九寒冬里，他坚持冷水澡。

冬去春来

— Winter goes and spring comes (passage of time).

冬去春来，万物复苏。

冬病夏治

— Treating winter illnesses in the summer (TCM concept).

他正在尝试冬病夏治。

冬眠

— Hibernation.

熊在冬天会冬眠。

冬令营

— Winter camp.

我报名参加了滑雪冬令营。

Expressions idiomatiques

"冬日可爱"

— Like the winter sun; used to describe a person who is warm and approachable.

他的性格真是冬日可爱。

Literary
"寒冬腊月"
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