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Ad·i·ron·dack Mountains AHD[ăd'ə-rŏnʹdăk'] D.J.[ˌædəˈrɒnˌdæk]K.K.[ˌædəˈrɑnˌdæk]NONE（无词性）- A group of mountains in northeast New York between the St. Lawrence River valley in the north and the Mohawk River valley in the south. The range is part of the Appalachian system and rises to 1,629.9 m (5,344 ft). Lakes, forests, and numerous winter sports resorts, including Lake Placid, site of the 1932 and 1984 Winter Olympics, attract many tourists.阿迪朗达克山脉：位于纽约东北部的一组山脉，北部为圣劳伦斯河谷，南部为莫霍克河谷。属于阿巴拉契亚山系，最高峰为海拔1,629.9米（5,344英尺）。湖泊，森林以及无数的冬季体育场所，包括普莱西德湖，1932年及1984年冬季奥运会所在地，吸引了大批游客
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