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·yīngwénjièshì·zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù·zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu
yīngwénjièshì
 míngcí
  • Buddha
  • Buddhism
  • of Buddhism
  • merciful person
  • Buddhist image
  • the dead (Jap.)
 
zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù
  1.   ( jiào ) [ xiǎo ] chéng   the greater [lesser] vehicle
  2. n.  ( jiào huò yìn jiào zhōng , yīn guǒ bào yìng , yuán fēn , mìng yùn , niè jīng diàn cái liào , jié , jué dìng lái shì mìng yùn de suǒ zuò suǒ wéi , yìn jiào jiào , , yīn yuán   karma
  3.   ( měi guó dōng běi lún děng míng pái xué de ) cháng chūn téng lián huì ; shǔ gāi zhì de míng pái xué huò shī shēng ; míng pái xué pài tóu   I-League
  4. v.  .. fǎng jué ...   have or give the impression that
  5.   [ kǒu ] yòng gōng xué mén gōng ( tōng cháng zhǐ kǎo shì qián lín shí bào jiǎo )   swot up
  6.   [ měi ] luó zhōu (Florida) de bié míng   Everglade State , Gulf State, Peninsular State
  7.   [ měi ] méng zhōu (Vermont) de bié míng   Green Mountain State
  8.   [ měi ] huā huì zhī xiāng ( luó zhōu de bié míng )   Land of Flower
  9.   [ yàn ] men liǎ zhēn shì yòu 'ǒu ; fǎng múzǐ zhù chū lái de。   There goes but a pair of shears between them.
  10. n.  dān , dān   denver
  11. v.  wéi yìng huà xué kǎo shì 'ér lín shí bào jiǎo .   cram for a chemistry test
  12. n.  èr suì de xióng , zhú tái , zhú tái de dīng , èr suì xióng , zhú qiān , zǎo cǎo   pricket
  13.    jiā luó cháng shù   Avogadro's number
  14.    jiā luó shù   Avogadro's number
  15. n.  cóng duō gǎng dào jiā lái gǎng zhī jiān xiǎn de héng .   a rough crossing from Dover to Calais
  16.   yōu   Ursofalk
zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu
  1. ā jiā luó de hòu xiāngchà shèn yuǎn
    The climate in Alaska is a far cry from that of Florida.
  2. duō sēn měi guó zhōu dōng nán chéng shìkào jìn luó zhōu biān jiè。 1885 nián jiàn shì nóng de mào zhōng xīnrén kǒu 53, 589
    A city of southeast Alabama near the Florida border. Settled in1885, it is a trading center for a large agricultural area. Population,53, 589.
  3. měi guó de bāo kuò yán 'àn zhōuyóu luó ā 'ān chéng
    a region of the United States comprising states bordering the Gulf of Mexico; Alabama and Florida and Louisiana and Mississippi and Texas.
  4. luó lún měi guó 'ā zhōu běi chéng shìwèi kǎi běi piān de tián pànjiàn 1818 niánshì gāo gōng huà chéng shìrén kǒu 36, 426
    A city of northwest Alabama on the Tennessee River west-northwest of Decatur. Founded in1818, it is highly industrialized. Population,36, 426.
  5. zǎo xiān zhù zài měi guó zhōu dōng zuǒ zhì zhōu nán luó zhōu běi de yìn 'ān xiàn fēn 'é zhōu zhōng zhōu de nán zài 19 shì 30 nián dài bèi zhì yìn 'ān bǎo
    A Native American people formerly inhabiting eastern Alabama, southwest Georgia, and northwest Florida and now located in central Oklahoma and southern Alabama. The Creek were removed to Indian Territory in the1830's.
  6. chǎn zuǒ zhì luó de náng shǔ
    gopher of Alabama Georgia and Florida.
  7. men xiǎo chū cān guān jīn suǒ hěn zǎo chuáng
    We set off for the pyramid at dawn, so you'll have to get up very early.
  8. zài men zhè guó jiārén men gēn běn dǒng jiào shì zěn me huí shìzhǐ shì kàn chéng zhǒng de dōng hǎo xiàng zhǒng guò shí de zōng jiào
    Buddhism in this country is not really understood; it's regarded as sort of quaint, it seems to be an old-fashioned religion.
  9. yòu shí jué měi guó suǒ jiàn dào de yìn 'ān shè huì jiào shè huì tóngtài duō de zhǐ shǒu huà jiǎo de lùn zhuān jiā men jiāng men de shè huì chě chéng liǎo fēn lièzhēng lùn xiū de diǎn shì de shè huì xiē rén de shù chéng jiù bèi huái wéi jué cái de huò shì zhèng zhì xuān chuán de shēng míng
    I sometimes think that America, unlike the Sioux or the Buddhist societies I've seen, is torn by too many opinion-makers that divide us into a quarrelsome Athenian society where individual artistic achievements are suspected as attempts to enrich ourselves, or as political propaganda statements.
  10. lán měi guó méng zhōu zhōng chéng shìwèi méng 'āi nán nán yòu shí tiān kuàng chǎngrén kǒu 18, 230
    A city of central Vermont south-southwest of Montpelier. There are marble quarries in the area. Population,18, 230.
  11. guài wèn liǎo zhè me wèn héng héng fǎng pèng jiàn liǎo de guǐ húnhěn xiǎng zhī dào wèishénme zài 'ér
    He asked it quizzically-as if, perhaps, he had encountered a gentle ghost, and wondered why it was there.
  12. guāng huī dejié chū de huò fǎng liàng guāng shǎn yào deguāng huī de
    Gleaming with or as if with brilliant light; radiant.
  13. gěi xué shēng de jiào yàngqiáng diào xué de guǎng zhī shí zài xiàn shí shēng huó zhōng de yìng yòng
    Harvard also offers a radically different educational experience, stressing breadth of study and real world applications of knowledge.
  14. xiǎo 89 nián lāi shì zhōng
    My daughter enrolled in Raffles Girls' School in 1989.
  15. melāi shì hái méi láixīn jiā jiù méi yòu shǐ
    But where does this leave the pre-Raffles days?
  16. yuán lái men shì cóng lāi shì 1819 nián dēng xīn jiā shí hòu suàn
    The answer is very simple. To them, the  history of Singapore began in 1819 - when Stamford Raffles landed here.
  17. lāi shì lái zhī qiánxīn jiā shǔ róu wáng cháozhè nán dào shì xīn jiā shǐ de fēn
    Before Raffles came to Singapore, we belonged to the Johor Sultanate. Is this not part of our early history?
  18. 1989 nián yīn xiǎo huò 'ān jiǎng xué jīn 'ér xīn jiā jié yuán ( xiǎo 89 nián lāi shì zhōng
    In 1989, my daughter received an Asean Scholarship and I began to have association with Singapore.My daughter enrolled in Raffles Girls' School in 1989.
  19. dāng rán men néng pái chú lāi shì shū yuànyīng huá zhōng xuéshèng yuē shū yuànwéi duō zhōng xuéguó jiā chū xué yuàn děng yīng xiào péi chū nuò bèi 'ěr jiǎng rén de néng xìng jìng zhè xiē yīng xiào péi liǎo xīn jiā xiē dǐng jiān de rén cái
    Of course, we are not excluding the possibility of having the accolades go to Raffles Institution, Anglo-Chinese School, St Joseph's Institution, Victoria School, National Junior College and other English-language schools, which have produced some of our best brains in Singapore!
  20. quán shì xiē lìng rén gǎn dào sàng de miàn bào dàosuǒ xìng hái yòu yòu hēi 'àn zhōng zhǐ yǐn míng dēnglìng rén gǎn dào de zhèng miàn xīn wénlāi shì zhōng xué xué shēng de wéi zhòngwéi liǎo ràng míng huàn shàng suàn zhàng 'ài zhèng de xué shēng tóng xué cān jiā o shuǐ zhǔn kǎo shìdǎo zhì xué xiào bǎo chí wǎng nián 100% de jiāo rén shuài
    Against such depressing backdrop, the news report of the prestigious Raffles Girls' School placing the welfare of a student with learning disability above its academic excellence shone as a beacon worthy of emulation by others.By allowing this student to sit the O-level examination, the school failed to repeat its proud record of 100% passes.
  21. lán wēi lián · 1861 1947 měi guó gōng jiā jiàn liǎo bié chē gōng tōng yòng chē gōng xuě lán chē gōng
    American railroad financier who built the Union Pacific Railroad(1863-1869).
  22. zhè chǎng qiè 'àn zhī zhí zhì nián hòu cái jiě kāiqiè zéi luó lún de fěi měi shù guǎn guǎn cháng liǎo lián bìng qiě suǒ yào shú jīnzhè huà bèi zhuī huí liǎo
    The theft remained a mystery for four years until the thief contacted the Director of the famous Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy, and tried to get a ransom for the painting.
  23. zài zhè huà kāi luó lún zhī qián jiù duì wén xīng shí de wěi huà jiā fěi 'ěr chǎn shēng liǎo zhí jiē yǐng xiǎng
    Before it left Florence it had an immediate influence on the work of the great Renaissance painter Raphael.
  24. shì zuì yòu shǐ de jiàn zhù shù biàn tiān tiān zài xiāo shī shǐ jiǎn shǎofǎng yǎn zhēng zhēng kàn zhè xiē yān zài fáng shè de hǎi yáng zhōngjiàn jiàn bèi tūn méi liǎo
    Thus the historical significance of its architecture is being effaced every day. Monuments are becoming rarer and rarer,and one seems to see them gradually engulfed, by the flood of houses.
  25. dāng shílái luó de luò cái shí suìshòu dào tài tài jiā lái zhào zhū
    Lottye, a teen-ager from Florida, was hired to help raise Julie.
  26. shì zhǐ xiàng biāo ruì ěr děng zuòqǔ jiā de yīnyuè
    You mean Debussy, Ravel, and those composers?
  27. yòu yún fàng xià dāo chéng
    Or as another raying goes, "The butcher who lays down his knife at once becomes a Buddha."
  28. kuòzhěng yòng kuò kǒng zuàn huò fǎng shì yòng kuò zhāng zuàn zào chūchéng xíng chūzhěng chū huò kuò mǒu kǒng
    To form, shape, taper, or enlarge(a hole) with or as if with a reamer.
  29. gòu chéng zhè míng wéi ppard de gǎn shòu de yīn de cún zài néng cóng mǒu zhǒng chéng shàng jiě shì wèishénme yòu de rén bìng kǒu què réng néng bǎo chí shēn cáiér yòu de rén què fǎng shè de suǒ yòu liàng tún zài liǎo yāo shàng
    Genes that carry the blueprint for receptor, PPARd, could also help to explain why some people seem to eat what they like and remain thin, while others find that every extra calorie goes straight on to the waistline.
  30. ? ā hàn bān yùn dòng 3 yuè 26 jiě chú jìn lìngyǔn wài jiè cān guān bèi chè huǐ huài de yáng zhǐ
    Afghanistan's ruling Taliban movement lifted their ban on Mar.26,allowing outsiders to see the almost total obliteration of Bamiyan Buddhas.
  31. bān huà liǎo 20 tiān de shí jiān cuī huǐ 'ā hàn jìng nèi de liǎng zuò zuì zhù míng de xiàng
    It took them 20 days to destroy the two Afghanistan's most famous giant Buddhas.
  32. shì fǎng shàng yòu zhèn dìng liǎozhǐ chòngzhe liǎo de rén de huà xià liǎo zhè chǎng fēng zhè huà jiǎ zhuāng méi zhù
    But he seemed to recollect himself presently, and smothered the storm in a brutal curse, muttered on my behalf: which, however, I took care not to notice.