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wǒmen zhèngzài dào jìshí dào xīnnián.

We are counting down to the New Year.

This is a common phrase for when people are eagerly anticipating an event, in this case, the New Year.

diànshì shàng de dào jìshí kāishǐle.

The countdown on the TV has started.

This sentence might be used when people are watching a program or event that has a countdown on the screen.

jùlí jiérì hái yǒu yīgè yuè de dào jìshí.

There is a one month countdown to the holiday.

This phrase could be used when there is a month left until a certain holiday.

dào jìshí liǎng fēnzhōng, bǐsài jiù yào kāishǐle.

Countdown two minutes, the game is about to start.

This sentence is often used in sports scenes, especially before the game starts.

dào jìshí 3 tiān, wǒmen yào qù lǚxíngle.

Counting down 3 days, we are going on a trip.

This sentence could be used when people are excitedly waiting for a trip that is three days away.

wǔ miǎo dào jìshí, zhǔnbèi chūfā.

Five second countdown, get ready to start.

This sentence might be used in a situation requiring precise timing, such as a race.

dào jìshí yǐjīng jiéshù, jiémù kāishǐle.

The countdown has ended, the program has started.

This is a common phrase for when a program or event starts as soon as the countdown ends.

dào jìshí shí miǎo, huǒjiàn jíjiāng fāshè.

Ten second countdown, the rocket is about to launch.

This phrase is frequently used in the context of a rocket or spacecraft launch.

dào jìshí kāishǐ, ràng wǒmen zhǔnbèi qìngzhù.

The countdown begins, let's get ready to celebrate.

This sentence is often used when people are expecting to celebrate a significant event or time.

diànyǐng jíjiāng shàngyìng, wǒmen kāishǐ dào jìshí.

The movie is about to be released, we start the countdown.

This phrase would be used when people are anticipating the release of a movie.