念寻水英语怎么说

"Nian xun shui" is a Chinese phrase that means "searching for water in a drought." It refers to the difficult and often futile effort of trying to find water when it is scarce or unavailable.
The phrase "nian xun shui" likely originated from the Chinese saying "nian shui," which means "to seek water." This saying is often used to describe the struggle of finding water in times of drought or water shortages. "Nian xun shui" may have been derived from this saying by adding the character "xun," which means "to search for."
Here are some English examples of how "nian xun shui" can be used in a sentence, along with their translations in Chinese:
"The villagers were forced to nian xun shui when the drought hit and the wells ran dry." (当旱灾来袭并水井干涸时，村民不得不去念寻水。)
"The farmer spent hours nian xun shui, but he couldn't find any water for his crops." (农夫花了几个小时念寻水，但是他还是找不到任何水给他的农作物。)
"The hikers were nian xun shui when their water bottles ran out, but fortunately, they found a stream nearby." (当他们的水瓶用完时，远足者念寻水，但幸运的是，他们在附近发现了一条小溪。)