yīngguóguójiàode, yīngguóshènggōnghuìde, měiguóshènggōnghuìdeyīngguóshènggōnghuìhuòyǔqíqǐyuánhéjiàopàiyòuguāndejiàopài, rúyīngguózhùjiàopàijiàohuìde, yǔqíyòuguāndehuòjùyòuqíqǐtèzhēngde Of, having to do with, or characteristic of the Church of England or any of the churches related to it in origin and communion, such as the Protestant Episcopal Church.
jīnglìxìngdejìyìshìzhǐzàiwǒmendejìyìzhōngcìxùfāshēngdeshìjiàn, tōngchángjiéhéyīxiēshíjiān、 dìdiǎn、 qítāchūxiànderénwù, děngděng。 Episodic memory is our memory for events in their sequence of occurrence, usually associated with some form of tagging for time, place, other people present, and so forth.
qíxíngshìxìngzhìlèisìdàoyìyǔzhīshígàiniàndeyīzhǒngluóji; yánjiūbìránkěnéngyǔxiāngguāngàiniàndexìngzhìdeyīzhǒngluóji。 a system of logic whose formal properties resemble certain moral and epistemological concepts.
áiyīzhǒngkuòsànxìngde 'èxìngzhǒngliú, yóuyúshàngpízǔzhìxiàngshēntǐqítāqūyùzhuǎnyí 'érxíngchéng An invasive malignant tumor derived from epithelial tissue that tends to metastasize to other areas of the body.
xìbāojùhuàbìngdúrènhéyīzǔqīnxíshàngpíxìbāobìngshǐqíbiàndàdepàozhěnbìngdú。 zhèyàngdebìngdúyěhuìyǐnqǐyīzhǒng 'érkēbìng, tèzhēngshìxúnhuánxìngjīnéngbùliánghéjīxíngxiǎotóu Any of a group of herpes viruses that attack and enlarge epithelial cells. Such viruses also cause a disease of infants characterized by circulatory dysfunction and microcephaly.
fú 'ěrtàifǎguózhéxuéjiāhézuòjiā, qízuòpǐnshìqǐméngshídàidedàibiǎo, chángchánggōngjībùgōngzhènghébùkuānróng。 tāzhùyòulǎoshírén( 1759 nián) hézhéxuécídiǎn( 1764 nián) French philosopher and writer whose works epitomize the Age of Enlightenment, often attacking injustice and intolerance. He wrote Candide(1759) and the Philosophical Dictionary(1764).
kāixīnjìyuándeyǔxīnjìyuánhuòqítèzhēngyòuguānde Of, relating to, or characteristic of an epoch.
shèhuìdefāzhǎndàoliǎojīntiāndeshídài, zhèngquèdìrènshíshìjièhégǎizàoshìjièdezérèn, yǐjīnglìshǐdìluòzàiwúchǎnjiējíjíqízhèngdǎngdejiānshàng。 In the present epoch of the development of society, the responsibility of correctly knowing and changing the world has been placed by history upon the shoulders of the proletariat and its party.
guīgǔyóurúyīkuàicítiě, bǎxǔxǔduōduōbǐngfùtèchūdegōngchéngshī、 kēxuéjiā、 qǐyèjiācóngshìjiègèdìjùjíláizhèlǐ, yīqǐzhuīqiúchéngmíngzhìfù, bìngtóushēnyújìshùgémìngdedàcháo, qíyǐngxiǎngjíyúrénlèi, bìjiāngyuǎnchāoguòhuàshídàide 'ōuzhōuwényìfùxīnghéchǎnyègémìng .。 Silicon Valley is a magnet to which numerous talented engineers, scientists and entrepreneurs from overseas flock to in search of fame, fast money and to participate in a technological revolution whose impact on mankind will surely surpass the epoch-making European Renaissance and Industrial Revolution of the bygone age.
dāngwǒmenmiànlínjīngkǒngdejúmiànshí, wǒmendedànǎohuìshìfàngchūshènshàngxiànsùjíqítāhuàxuéwùzhì。 zhèxiēhuàxuéwùzhìhuìdǎozhìwǒmenxīntiàojiāsù、 xuèyāzēnggāo ( shǐxuèyèliúxiàngwǒmendejīròuhédànǎo )、 hūxījícù、 xiāohuàsùdùfàngmàn。 wǒmenhuìgǎndàotǐnèinéngliàngyīzhènkuàisùyǒngliú。 When confronted by an alarming situation,our brain releases adrenaline and other chemicals which causes our heart rate and blood pressure to increase(moving blood to our muscles and brain),our breathing to become faster,our digestion to slow down,and we feel a sudden rush of energy.
zàizhě, tǔdìdexūqiú, yóuqíshìwéiliǎonóngyèhélínyè, zuìchūjízhōngzàitǔrǎngzuìféiwòhéqìhòuwēnhédedìqū, érzhèxiēdìfāngjīngchángshìshēngwùzhǒnglèizuìfēngfùdedìfāng。 Moreover, land acquisition, especially for agriculture and forestry, focuses initially on those areas with the most fertile soils and equable climates, which are often the areas of greatest biological diversity.
lìngréndānyōudeshìwǒmenróngyìduìqíchǎnshēngpáichìxìngdeshíwùchángchángshìwǒmenzuìxǐ 'àichīdedōngxī。 The alarming thing is that the foods to which we are likely to be intolerant are those we crave the most.
dànshìbìxūfǎnduìbùwènyīqiēlǐyóudejuéduìpíngjūnzhùyì, yīnwéizhèbùshìdǒuzhēngdexūyào, shìdéqífǎn, shìyúdǒuzhēngyòufáng 'àide。 But absolute equalitarianism beyond reason must be opposed because it is not required by the struggle; on the contrary, it hinders the struggle.
kǎdémósījīngkǒngwànzhuàng, zhǔnbèiyíngzhànzhèqúndírén。 dànshìqízhōngdeyīgèwǔshìxiàngtāshuō: “bùyàochāshǒuwǒmendenèizhàn。 ” Cadmus, alarmed, prepared to encounter a new enemy, but one of them said to him,"Meddle not with our civil war."
rúguǒzàizhěnduànjiǎncháqījiān einlink chūxiàngàojǐng, zétājiāngyīzhíbǎochígàojǐngzhuàngtài, zhídàojìnxíngshǒugōnggānyùshǐqíhuīfùwéi active。 If an EINLINK becomes alarmed during diagnostic checks, it remains alarmed until manual intervention restores it to ACTIVE.
chìdàoyǐnándehǎiyù, yóuqízhǐnántàipíngyáng。 any sea south of the equator (but especially the South Pacific).
bǎdǎoguǐhéchìdàoxiǎnshìchéngzhídeqítāzǐwǔxiànxiǎnshìchéngwāndededěngqūyùdìtú; chángyòngyúzhìdìngrèdàidìqūdìtú。 an equal-area map projection showing parallels and the equator as straight lines and other meridians as curved; used to map tropical latitudes.
duìliúcéngdǐngwèiyúduìliúcénghépíngliúcéngzhījiāndejièxiàn, qígāodùcóngliǎngjídeyuē 8 gōnglǐ( 5 yīnglǐ) zhìchìdàoshàngyuē 18 gōnglǐ( 11 yīnglǐ) The boundary between the troposphere and the stratosphere varying in altitude from approximately8 kilometers(5 miles) at the poles to approximately18 kilometers(11 miles) at the equator.
dìqiúzàiliǎngjíbiǎnpíngyīdiǎn, suǒyǐqíjízhíjìnglüèxiǎoyúchìdàozhíjìng。 The earth is slightly flat at the poles, so that the polar diameter is slightly less than the equatorial diameter.
ǎirén( yóuzhǐbǐgémǐrén) yīzhǒngpíngjūnshēngāodīyú 5 yīngchǐ( 127 límǐ) derénzhǒngzhōngdeyīyuán, yóuqíshìzhǐchìdàofēizhōuhéyàzhōudōngnánbùdìqūde 'ǎirén A member of any of various peoples, especially of equatorial Africa and parts of southeast Asia, having an average height less than5 feet(127 centimeters).
suìchādìqiúzhōngzhóuràohuángdàojídehuǎnmànxuánzhuàn, zhùyàoyóuyútàiyáng、 yuèliànghéqítāxīngtǐduìdìqiúchìdàojiàngqǐdàidezhònglìzuòyòng 'érzàochéng A slow gyration of Earth's axis around the pole of the ecliptic, caused mainly by the gravitational pull of the sun, moon, and other planets on Earth's equatorial bulge.
gāngguǒfēizhōuzhōngxībùyīguójiā, zàidàxīyánghǎi 'ànyòuhěnduǎndehǎi 'ànxiàn。 tāzài 1960 niándúlìqiánshìfǎshǔchìdàofēizhōudeyībùfēn。 bùlācháiwéi 'ěrshìqíshǒudūyěshìzuìdàchéngshì。 rénkǒu 1, 912, 429 A country of west-central Africa with a short coastline on the Atlantic Ocean. It was part of French Equatorial Africa before becoming independent in1960. Brazzaville is the capital and the largest city. Population,1, 912, 429.
àosītèwǎ 'ěrdé, wēilián 1853 - 1932 déguóhuàxuéjiā。 yīnqízàicuīhuàzuòyònghéhuàxuépínghéngfāngmiàndegòngxiànhuò 1909 niánnuòbèi 'ěrjiǎng German chemist. He won a1909 Nobel Prize for work on catalysis and chemical equilibrium.
hángkōnglìxuékōngqìhéqítāqìtǐdeyùndòngyǔjìngzhǐdekēxué, yóukōngqìdònglìxuéyǔkōngqìjìnglìxuézǔchéng The science of the motion and equilibrium of air and other gases, comprising aerodynamics and aerostatics.
tǐnèipínghéngyīgèshēngwùtǐhuòxìbāotōngguòtiáozhěngqíshēnglǐguòchéngcóng 'érbǎochítǐnèipínghéngdenénglìhuòqūshì The ability or tendency of an organism or a cell to maintain internal equilibrium by adjusting its physiological processes.
mǔmǎ, mǔlǘcímǎhuòqítāmǎkēdòngwùzhōngdecíxìng A female horse or the female of other equine species.
chúmǎyóuzhǐyīsuìyǐxiàdexiǎomǎhuòqítāsìmǎdedòngwù The young offspring of a horse or other equine animal, especially one under a year old.
bíjūbìngyīzhǒngchuánrǎnxìngde, tōngchángshìmǎhémǎkēdòngwùdezhìmìngjíbìng, yóuxìjūnyǐnqǐdebíjūgǎnjūn, tādezhēngzhàoshìlínbājiézhǒngdà, liúbítìyǐjíhūxīdàohépífūkuìyáng。 zhèzhǒngjíbìnghuìchuánrǎngěiqítābǔrǔdòngwù, bāokuòrénlèi A contagious, usually fatal disease of horses and other equine species, caused by the bacterium Pseudomonas mallei and symptomized by swollen lymph nodes, nasal discharge, and ulcers of the respiratory tract and skin. The disease is communicable to other mammals, including human beings.
ālángǎndàodeyǔqíshuōshìshēngqì, dǎobùrúshuōgūdú。 But rather than feeling anger, Alan simply felt desolate.
gāibiǎoháiyòngyúpèibèixiàlièqítālèixíngdeliànlù : It is also used to equip the following other types of links:
luòyī, fúléidélǐkè 1901- 1987 àoyìměijízuòqǔjiā。 tāyǔ 'ālán・jiéyī・ lènàhézuòliǎoxǔduōyīnyuèpiàn, qízhōngbāokuòyǎotiǎoshūnǚ( 1956 nián) Austrian-born American composer who collaborated with Alan Jay Lerner on a number of musicals, including My Fair Lady(1956).
zhuāngpèiyòuhéshìdefúzhuānghéqítāfùjiàn。 equipped with appropriate wearing apparel and accessories.