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zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù
  1.   (1907 nián de yīng é ) sān guó xié yuē ; sān xié yuē guó   the(Triple) Entente
  2.   ( 'é shí de ) shī fàn xué xiào   pedagogical seminary
  3. adj.  Orpheus de ,Orpheus jiào de , shén de , é ěr de , shén de , xuán miào de , é ěr de yīnyuè de , chóng bài é ěr de shén jiào de , é ěr de , rén de   orphic
  4. adj.  Orpheus de , hǎo tīng de , rén de , é ěr de , měi miào de , lìng rén shén wǎng de   orphean
  5. n.  Thebes de yīng xué , é ( wáng , céng jiě guài fēn de , hòu shā bìng wéi , jué hòu shuāng , liú làng 'ér ), jiě de rén , é   oedipus
  6.   [ měi ]( zài gāi chù zuì xiān cān zhèng quán de ) huái é míng zhōu   the E-State
  7.   [ měi ] é hài é zhōu (Ohio) de bié míng   Buckeye State
  8.   [ měi ] é gāng zhōu (Oregon) de bié míng   Sunset State , Webfoot State
  9. n.   zhǒng , é , huò jiā   okapi
  10. n.   shù zhī lèi , měi guó Ohio zhōu rén , xiàng shù , shù , dié , liè de shù pǐn , 'ér kuā zhāng de guǎng gào , měi guó é hài é zhōu de rén , měi guó é hài é zhōu rén   buckeye
  11.    shān shì (1777-1825 é guó huáng , zài wèi jiān 1801-25)   Alexander I
  12. n.  qīn 'é zhě ,&adj. qīn 'é fènzǐ   russophile
  13. n.  rén mín dǎng suǒ chàng de mín cuì zhù , jiù é chǎn zhù , rén mín dǎng zhù zhèng , mín cuì zhù , rén mín dǎng zhù , jiù é mín cuì zhù   populism
  14. v.  cóng é yuán wén chóngxīn fān dezhàn zhēng píng》   War and Peace', newly translated from the original Russian
  15. n.   zhèng jiǎng 'é luó wén xué .   He is lecturing on Russian literature
  16. v.   de yǎn jiǎng fēn tīng dǒng -- quán shì yòng é jiǎng de .   I couldn't make much of his speech it was all in Russian
zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu
  1. ā jiā zhōu shì yóu é luó rén míng deyīn wéi 'ā jiā shì zài 1867 nián cóng é luó gòu mǎi de。"
    "Alaska was named by the Russians, from whom Alaska was bought in1867."
  2. ā jiā céng shì é guó de lǐng
    Alaska was once possessed by Russia.
  3. xiàn zàidāng men yóu xīn de shǐ huán jìng 'ér jìn xīn de shí dài héng héng chǎn jiē mìng de shí dàishè zài zhè qiē hòu què yǐn zhèng lín zài é guó chǎn jiē mín zhù mìng shí suǒ xiě de běn xiǎo zhōng de fāngzhè néng yòu shénme
    After all this, what significance can Semich's reference to the passage in Stalin's pamphlet, written in the period of the bourgeois-democratic revolution in Russia, have at the present time, when, as a consequence of the new historical situation, we have entered a new epoch, the epoch of proletarian revolution?
  4. zǎo chén men hái yào tóng men zài zhōu xiū dūn kòng zhì zhōng xīn zhōu hēng wéi 'ěr cāo zuò kòng zhì zhōng xīn é luó kòng zhì zhōng xīn de gōng zuò duì xíng huì měi kòng zhì zhōng xīn dōuyào xiàng men chū yòu guān men gōng zuò de wèn huò zhě gěi men 'ān pái xīn rèn
    We also have a morning conference with our teams on the ground at Mission Control in Houston,Texas,the Operations Control Center,in Huntsville,Alabama and Russian Mission Control in Moscow.Each control center prepares questions for us about our work or sends us new tasks.
  5. qiáo tuō luò zhù zài měi guó zhōu zhōng nán zhōu nán de zhī měi zhōu zhù luòxiàn zài fēn zài zhōu é zhōu dōng nán qiáo tuō rén zài 19 shì 30 nián dài céng bèi qiān zhì yìn 'ān
    A Native American people inhabiting central and southern Mississippi and southwest Alabama, with present-day populations in Mississippi and southeast Oklahoma. The Choctaw were removed to Indian Territory in the1830's.
  6. suǒ luò zhī měi zhōu zhù luòzuì chū zhù zài měi guó zhōu dōng běi 'ā zhōu běi xiàn zài fēn zài é zhōu zhōng nán 。 19 shì 30 nián dài suǒ rén céng bèi gǎn dào yìn 'ān zhōu
    A Native American people formerly inhabiting northeast Mississippi and northwest Alabama, now located in south-central Oklahoma. The Chickasaw were removed to Indian Territory in the1830's.
  7. cóng qián zhù zài qiáo zhōu 'ā zhōu dàn xiàn zài zhù yào zhù zài é zhōu de de lián méng de yìn 'ān rén
    any member of the Creek Confederacy of Muskhogean peoples (especially the Muskogee) formerly living in Georgia and Alabama but now chiefly in Oklahoma.
  8. 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.
  9. kěn shì měi guó é hài é zhōu dōng běi chéng shìwèi lǎng dōng běi piān dōng fāng xiàngkěn zhōu xuéjiàn 1910 niánwèi chéngzài 1970 nián xíng de fǎn yuè nán zhàn zhēng de yóu xíng zhōng míng xué shēng bèi guó mín jǐng wèi duì chéng yuán qiāng shārén kǒu 28, 835
    A city of northeast Ohio east-northeast of Akron. Kent State University(founded1910) is in the city and was the site of a1970 demonstration against the Vietnam War in which four students were killed by members of the National Guard. Population,28, 835.
  10. yáng dūn měi guó é hài é zhōu dōng běi chéng shìwèi 'ā dōng shì yòu xíng shēng chǎn shè bèi de zhòng yào de gāng tiě zhì zào zhōng xīnrén kǒu 95, 732
    A city of northeast Ohio east of Akron. It is a major center of iron and steel production with extensive manufacturing facilities. Population,95, 732.
  11. màn fěi 'ěr měi guó é hài é zhōu zhōng běi chéng shìwèi 'ā lún de nán piān nán fāng 1808 nián shǒu bèi chá kāngāi chéng chū chǎn duō zhǒng chǎn pǐnrén kǒu 50, 627
    A city of north-central Ohio west-southwest of Akron. First surveyed in1808, it manufactures a wide variety of products. Population,50, 627.
  12. kǎn dùn měi guó é hài é zhōu dōng běi chéng shìwèi 'ā lún dōng nán piān nánshì wēi lián · mài jīn zǒng tǒng de xiāngrén kǒu 84, 161
    A city of northeast Ohio south-southeast of Akron. It was the home of President William McKinley. Population,84, 161.
  13. mài měi guó é hài é dōng běi chéng shìwèi 'ā lóng běi piān chù shì chǎn pǐn jiā gōng xiāo shòu zhōng xīnrén kǒu 19, 231
    A city of northeast Ohio west-northwest of Akron. It is a processing and marketing center. Population,19, 231.
  14. lún ruì é hài é zhōu dōng běi chéng shì lán 'ā lóng de jìn jiāo zhù zhái rén kǒu 28, 230
    A city of northeast Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland and Akron. Population,28, 230.
  15. ā lāi 'ēn měi guó é hài é zhōu dōng běi chéng shìwèi yáng dūn nán , 1805 nián jiào yǒu pài jiào dìng rén kǒu 23, 376
    A city of northeast Ohio southwest of Youngstown. It was settled by Quakers in1805. Population,23, 376.
  16. é luó duì pài chū men de míng xīng wéi lán · huò 'ěr jīn tóu zhèn 39.005 de zuì gāo fēn shù dǎo liǎo suǒ yòu 36 wèi huò xīng rén quán néng jué sài de yùn dòng yuán
    Russia's team effort was led by their superstar Svetlana Khorkina, who scored 39,005 points to lead 36 all-around qualifiers for Thursday's individual final.
  17. zhǒng lán huāhuā dàn chéng zǒng zhuàng huā cháng zài kào jìn miàn de zhōng yāngchǎn é gāng zhōu běi méng zhōuhéng chuān jiā xiàng dōng zhì měi guó dài
    orchid having a raceme of large greenish-white flowers on a single flower stalk growing between two elliptic or round basal leaves lying on the ground; from northern Oregon and Montana across Canada to the eastern United States.
  18. yòu dàn fāng xiāng zǒng zhuàng huā de duō nián shēng chán rào zhí zhōng guó zhì é luó
    twining perennial vine having racemes of fragrant greenish flowers; western China to Russia.
  19. qiáo zhì 1904 1968 é guó de měi guó xué jiāyīn zài shè xiàn chuán xìn fāng miàn de yán jiū yòu guān lùn de shū 'ér wén míng shì
    Russian-born American nuclear physicist known for his work on radioactivity and genetic information as well as his books popularizing theories of physics.
  20. 'ér wéi 'ěr wèi é dōng běi chéng shìwèi 'ěr běi deshì chǎng chǎn yóu de mào zhōng xīnrén kǒu 34, 256
    A city of northeast Oklahoma north of Tulsa. It is a trade center in a ranching and oil-producing region. Population,34, 256.
  21. [ cān yuàn ] wài jiāo wěi yuán huì tīng zhèng huì kāi shǐhǎi 'ěr cān yuán jiù shēng shuō é guó rén néng piàn héng héng shí shàng men qián zhèng zài piàn
    As soon as the Foreign Relations Committee opened its hearings, Senator Jesse Helms began to rant and rave about the possibility that the Russians would cheat héng "In fact, they are cheating right now."
  22. huái é míng shì měi guó xiē gēn zhōng chéng shìshì de zhì zào jiāo rén kǒu 63, 891
    A city of west-central Michigan, a manufacturing suburb of Grand Rapids. Population,63, 891.
  23. liè xiè 'ěr gài · luó wéi 1872- 1929 é luó lěi tuán jīng lěi tuán 1909 nián zài chéng yòu duō bié de tiān cái shì zhōng yòu dǎo jiā jīn luò dǎo dòng zuò zhǐ dǎo xiē zuòqǔ jiā wēi 'ěr wéi měi shù jiā lāi rèhuo jiā suǒ
    Russian ballet impresario whose Ballets Russes company, founded in Paris in1909, featured the extraordinary talents of, among others, the dancers Nijinsky and Pavlova, the choreographers Fokine and Massine, the composers Ravel and Stravinsky, and the artists L jiān er and Picasso.
  24. é ruì 'ā jiā màn nóng lāi nèi de 'ér jiě jiě 'āi tōng guò shā qíng rén 'ài sài 'ér wéi bào chóu
    The son of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, who with his sister Electra avenged the murder of his father by murdering his mother and her lover Aegisthus.
  25. shén huàā mén nóng tài niè de 'érquàn é ruì wéi qīn bào chóushā qīn de qíng
    (Greek mythology) the daughter of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra; persuaded her brother (Orestes) to avenge Agamemnon's death by helping her to kill Clytemnestra and her lover.
  26. hòuyòu yòu é luó 'ěr děng mín xīn jiāng
    Afterwards, Russians and Tatars migrated into Xinjiang.
  27. cóng é luó lián bāng zǒng tǒng qīn zhèng biàn zhōu lái de quán zēng guó huáng kǒngyīn jīn tiān cǎi xíng dòng xiàng lín de gòng guó fǎn duì de zhèng jiè rén shì bǎo zhèng jué fēi yào dōng shān zài de é luó dài gòng zhù
    After a week of growing alarm in the nation over the power he has accumulated since his triumph over the coup, President Boris N.Yeltsin of the Russian republic moved today to reassure neighboring republics and his political opponents that he is not bent on replacing Communism with a resurgent Russia.
  28. āi sài é dài 'āi sài é shǐ yòng de zhǒng shǎn xiàn zài réng zài 'āi sài é jiào huì bài shì zhōng shǐ yòng
    The Afro-Asiatic language of ancient Ethiopia that is still used as a liturgical language in the Christian Church in Ethiopia.
  29. fēi de fēn zhīshǐ yòng suǒ āi sài é kěn běi bāo kuò yòu bèi jiǎ ào luó yīng suǒ
    A branch of the Afro-Asiatic language family spoken in Somalia, Ethiopia, and northern Kenya and including Beja, Orono, and Somali.
  30. zhǐ é guó jiǔ nián mìng shī bài hòu mìng yóu gāo zhǎng shí zhuǎn zhú jiàn luò shí de tuì què
    The period after the December uprising of 1905 was defeated, in which the revolutionary tide in Russia gradually receded.
  31. fēn zài tǎn lǎngā hàn é luó hǎi wān de zhǒng lǎng
    an Iranian language spoken in Pakistan and Iran and Afghanistan and Russia and the Persian gulf.
  32. zài é gāng zhōu lán zǒng de zhāo pìn rén yuán xiàng nán zǒu chū 217 yīng dào wān de xiē fěi 'ěr zhōng xué dòng yuán bìng yǐn xué shēng fàng shàng xué de suàn 'ér dào gāo shù gōng chǎng
    in Oregon, Portland-based recruiters often journey 217 miles southwest to Marshfield High School in Coos Bay to entice students to put off college in favor of a high-tech factory.