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yīngwénjièshì
 míngcí
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  • peasant
  • agriculture, farming
  • farmer
  • Agriculture
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zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù
  1.   ( gěi kuàng nóng děng ) chōng rén   man up
  2.   ( yīng guó de ) nóng cūn jiào xíng zhèng tuán   Parish council
  3. n.  Troy zhàn zhēng zhōng jūn duì de tǒng shuài ,Troy zhàn zhēng zhōng lián jūn tǒng shuài , jiā nóng xīng , ā mén nóng , luò zhàn zhēng zhōng jūn duì de tǒng shuài   agamemnon
  4.   [ měi ] nóng jié gōng rén   a migratory worker
  5.   [ měi ] nóng chǎng zhù yuán tuán ; nóng yuán guó tuán   the farm bloc
  6.   [ měi ] bìng de gōng xiǎo xuécháng zhǐ nóng cūn xiǎo xué)   consolidated school
  7.   [ měi ] měi guó nán bái zhǒng pín nóng mín huò kěn zhōu rén de chuò hào   corn crackers
  8.   [ měi ] guī de nóng chǎng   corporation farm
  9.   [ měi kǒu ] gēng nóng , xiǎo nóng   a dirt farmer
  10.   [ měi ]( gōng dōng rén xiūjià shí xiū de ) xiū yǎng nóng chǎng ; fǎng nóng chǎng zào de xiū yǎng chù   dude ranch
  11.   [ ] zhù rén yuǎn de nóng zhuāng   a led farm
  12.   [ yīng ] zhàn shí nán cóng shì nóng láo dòng de   land girl
  13. n.  by pachelbel hǎi bèi 'ěr " nóng " biàn zòu   the canon
  14. n.  by pachelbel hǎi bèi 'ěr " nóng " biàn zòu 3:44   the canon
  15. n.  the canon by pachelbel hǎi bèi 'ěr " nóng " biàn zòu   variations on
  16. n.  the canon by pachelbel hǎi bèi 'ěr " nóng " biàn zòu 3:44   variations on
zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu
  1. biàn qiáng yìng de zhè nóng hēi shòu liǎnnéng shì yìng qiáng fēng - luó . lín men de chéng zhě shì diāo shīshì gèng jiān qiáng gèng wěn dìng de rén -v.s ruì qiē
    hardened fishermen; a peasant, dark, lean-faced, wind-inured- Robert Lynd; our successors...may be graver, more inured and equable men- V.S.Pritchett.
  2. 9. nóng gōng jié lái shǐ chéng xiāng duì zhú xiāo miè
    9. Combination of agriculture with manufacturing industries; gradual abolition of the distinction between town and country, by a more equable distribution of the population over the country.
  3. zài zhě de qiúyóu shì wèile nóng lín zuì chū zhōng zài rǎng zuì féi hòu wēn de ér zhè xiē fāng jīng cháng shì shēng zhǒng lèi zuì fēng de fāng
    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.
  4. jué duì píng jūn zhù de lái yuán zhèng zhì shàng de duān mín zhù huà yàngshì shǒu gōng xiǎo nóng jīng de chǎn guò jiàn zhī zhèng zhì shēng huó fāng miàn jiàn zhī zhì shēng huó fāng miàn liǎo
    Absolute equalitarianism, like ultra-democracy in political matters, is the product of a handicraft and small peasant economy -- the only difference being that the one manifests itself in material affairs, while the other manifests itself in political affairs.
  5. jiū zhèng de fāng yìng zhǐ chū jué duì píng jūn zhù dàn zài běn zhù méi yòu xiāo miè de shí zhǐ shì nóng mín xiǎo chǎn zhě de zhǒng huàn xiǎngjiù shì zài shè huì zhù shí zhì de fēn pèi yào 'àn zhào jìn suǒ néng 'àn láo chóu de yuán gōng zuò de yàojué suǒ wèi jué duì de píng jūn
    The method of correction: We should point out that, before the abolition of capitalism, absolute equalitarianism is a mere illusion of peasants and small proprietors, and that even under socialism there can be no absolute equality, for material things will then be distributed on the principle of "from each according to his ability, to each according to his work" as well as on that of meeting the needs of the work.
  6. nóng mín wàn suìzhè xiē rén suàn zuò wàn suì ?” nóng biǎo shì hěn de huáng huò
    "What?" wondered the rich peasants, greatly perplexed and alarmed, "'Long live the peasants!'Are these people now to be regarded as emperors?"
  7. zhè shí nóng cái kāi shǐ huáng huò lái
    It was only then that the rich peasants began to get perplexed and alarmed.
  8. shēng xué fāng miàn de chéng niú dǎo jiào bǐng 'ān suān zhuǎn táng suān de rén gōng chéng nóng xué fāng miàn de jiāo shuǐ dàogāo néng fāng miàn de zhèng diàn duì zhuàng yuán dànqīng dàn měi miǎo 1 yùn suàn de xíng suàn děng de yán zhì,“ cháng zhēng 3 hàoyùn zài huǒ jiàn de shèwèi xīng tōng xùn chāo dǎo yán jiū děngzhè xiē fāng miàn dōuyǐ yuè huò jiē jìn guó xiān jìn shuǐ píng
    In biological science, Chinese scientists succeeded in making synthetic bovine insulin and in converting yeast alanine into synthetic ribonucleic acid (RNA); in agricultural science, experiments in hybrid paddy rice have been successful; in high-energy physics, an electron-positron collider was constructed; other achievements in high technology are represented by the successful explosion of atomic and hydrogen bombs, the making of super-computers capable of 100 million calculations per second, the launching of the Long March III carrier rocket and the research in satellite telecommunications and superconductivity. In all these fields, China has either reached or approached advanced world levels.
  9. zài pín qióng de nóng mín yǎn chāo shì chǎng cáng yòu de cái
    To the poor peasant, the supermarket was an Aladdin s cave.
  10. dān shí xíngyòu qián zhě chū qián”, dàn nóng mín gōngjǐ dìng xiàn de liáng shí yóu duì
    The equitable distribution of the financial burden means that "those with money should contribute money", while the peasants should supply the guerrilla units with grain within certain limits.
  11. shízài gǎi zào nóng fāng miàn men chàng jiàn zhù xiǎo xíng zuò shèguī jiào xiǎofēn pèi suǒ liáng shí shēng chǎn dào zēngzhǎng nóng mín xìng gāo
    At the time, in our effort to transform agriculture, we advocated establishing mutual aid teams and small cooperatives. Since they were small and distribution among the peasants was equitable, the output of grain increased and peasants' enthusiasm for production was enhanced.
  12. 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.
  13. wàishì jiè yínhánghuò jīn zhì nóng jīn měi nián hái wéi xiāo chú pín qióng jìn zhǎn wěn dìng shì jiè jīng gōng shù shí měi yuán de dài kuǎn
    In addition, the World Bank, the IMF and IFAD provide billions more annually in loans that help to eradicate poverty, foster development and stabilize the world economy.
  14. 1959 nián zài xīzàng jìn xíng de mín zhù gǎi chè fèi chú liǎo cháng 700 duō nián de zhèng jiào guì sēng zhuān quán de fēng jiàn nóng zhì bǎi wàn nóng huò liǎo rén shēn yóuchéng liǎo xīn shè huì de zhù rén
    The democratic reform which took place in Tibet in 1959 eradicated the feudal serf system marked by the combination of government and religion and the dictatorship of nobles and monks, thus tens of thousands of serfs and slaves under the old system got their personal freedom and became masters of the new society.
  15. shuō wén jiè de zōng pài zhù zhè shì yuán wèn dàn shì yào diào zōng pài zhù zhǐ yòu wéi gōng nóngwéi jūnxīn jūndào qún zhòng zhōng de kǒu hào chū láibìng jiā qièshí de shí xíngcái néng dào mùdìfǒu zōng pài zhù wèn shì duàn rán néng jiě jué de
    Take, for instance, the sectarianism in literary and art circles. This too is a question of principle, but sectarianism can only be eradicated by putting forward and faithfully applying the slogans, "For the workers and peasants!", "For the Eighth Route and New Fourth Armies!" and "Go among the masses!" Otherwise the problem of sectarianism can never be solved.
  16. nóng mín xié huì shì qīng nián zhuàng nián nóng mín dāng quánsuǒ duì tuī fān shén quán chú xìnshì chù dōuzài jìn xíng zhōng de
    Since the latter control the associations, the overthrow of religious authority and the eradication of superstition are going on everywhere.
  17. jiù zhù pín kùn qīn dexìng gōng chéng”、 zhuān mén zhù pín kùn shī xué tóng dechūn lěi jìhuà”、 yuán zhù quē shuǐ de qīn shuǐ jiào gōng chéngděngwéi jiā kuài nóng cūn tuō kùn huī liǎo zuò yòng
    Such activities as the Happiness Project to help impoverished mothers, the Spring Buds Program for supporting girl dropouts in poverty-stricken areas and the Cistern Project to aid women in the water-deficient areas of western China, have played an active role in helping rural women to erase poverty quickly.
  18. nóng fān fān néng zhǐ kào liáng shízhù yào kào duō zhǒng jīng yíng
    Nevertheless, we cannot rely solely on increases in grain production to quadruple agricultural production as a whole; We must rely primarily on diversification.
  19. dào běn shì 'èr shí nián de fèn dǒu biāo dìng liǎozhè jiù shì zài duàn gāo jīng xiào de qián xiàgōng nóng nián zǒng chǎn zhí fān liǎng fān
    The objective for the two decades from 1981 and the end of this century has been set: on the basis of steadily improved economic performance, we shall try to quadruple the gross annual value of industrial and agricultural output by the year 2000.
  20. dǎng de shí 'èr chūdào 'èr nián guó de gōng nóng nián zǒng chǎn zhíyào jiǔ nián fān liǎng fān
    The Party's Twelfth National Congress set a goal of quadrupling the gross annual value of industrial and agricultural output between 1980 and the year 2000.
  21. zhū zhǐ jiā qín shì běn nóng mín zhù yào yǎng de shí yòng qín chùběn xùyǎng de zhū zhǐ zǒng zhí wéi 6.19 yuánběn de jiā qínbāo kuò 'ān chúnzǒng zhí 2.41 yuán
    Pigs and poultry are the principal animals reared for food and the value of locally produced pigs amounted to $619 million and that of poultry, including chickens, pigeons and quails, to $241 million.
  22. shí dīng de zhè jiāng nóng jiā pān xiù hóng fàng xià miàn 9 suì 'ér tóng jìn jiào shìtóng yòng zhāng shū zhuō yōu de chéng tuō liǎo mángdāng xuǎn wéi quán guóshí zhuàng yuán”。
    Pan Xiuhong who was totally illiterate entered the same classroom with her nine-year-old daughter and shared a desk with her without any airs. She finally became literate with excellent result and has been selected as the national "Best women of Learning to Read and Write."
  23. nóng huì shì shén shí liǎo
    So the peasant associations are putting on grand airs.
  24. sānjìn guǎn pín kāi shǐ guǎng nóng cūn pín kùn de pín qióng luò hòu zhuàng kuàng míng xiǎn gǎi biàndàn pín kùn nóng de běn shēng chǎn shēng huó tiáo jiàn hái méi yòu zhì de biàn huàpín kùn shè huìjīng wén huà luò hòu de zhuàng kuàng hái méi yòu gēn běn gǎi guān
    Third, although the development-oriented poverty reduction drive has greatly changed the poverty and backwardness of the vast impoverished rural areas, there has been no qualitative change either in the basic production and living conditions of the poverty-stricken peasant households, or in the social, economic and cultural backwardness in those areas.
  25. guó jiā jǐn jiāng pín dào zuò wéi xiàng zhòng yào cuò shīér qiě jiě jué pín kùn nóng wēn bǎo de xiàng zhǐ biāo liàng huà dào
    The state has also used the individual household as the basic unit in quantifying the various indices for solving the poor peasant households' problem of food and clothing.
  26. fēi zài men de nóng chǎng shàng kōng pán xuán
    The airplane circled over our farm.
  27. yóu quē tiān rán yuán shēng chǎn hángyè ( nóng cǎi kuàng shí kuàng ) zài běn shēng chǎn zǒng zhí jiù rén shù zhōng suǒ zhàn de bǐlǜ wēi dào
    Owing to the absence of natural resources, primary production (agriculture and fisheries, mining and quarrying) is very small in terms of its contributions to both GDP and employment in Hong Kong.
  28. duì guò zài nóng cūnxiàn zài shǎo duì jìn liǎo chéng shìzhù liǎo yíng fángzhè jiù shì xīn de qíng kuàng
    And many of our troops, instead of being in the rural areas as before, are now in cities and quartered in barracks.These are new conditions.
  29. 1959 nián pàn luàn píng hòuzhōng yāng rén mín zhèng shùn yìng xīzàng rén mín de yuàn wàngzài xīzàng jìn xíng liǎo mín zhù gǎi fèi chú liǎo duān xiǔhēi 'àn de fēng jiàn nóng zhì bǎi wàn nóng fān shēn jiě fàng zài bèi zuò wéi nóng zhù de rén cái chǎn jiā mǎi màizhuǎn ràngjiāo huàn zhài zài bèi nóng zhù qiǎngpò láo dòngcóng huò liǎo rén shēn yóu de quán
    After the quelling of the armed rebellion in 1959, the central people's government, in compliance with the wishes of the Tibetan people, conducted the Democratic Reform in Tibet and abolished the extremely decadent and dark feudal serfdom. The million serfs and slaves were emancipated. They were no longer regarded as the personal property of serf-owners who could use them for transactions, transfer, mortgage for a debt or exchange or exact their toil. From that time on they gained the right to personal freedom.
  30. suí zhe xīzàng duàn kuò kāi fàng xiē guò méi yòu de zhǒng shàn qiū děng shuǐ shēng dòng xiē gāo chǎnyōu zhì de niúyángzhū děng jiā qín jiā chù guā zhǒng shū cài děng gāo xiào nóng zuò dōuyǐ cóng nèi yǐn jìn bìng zài xīzàng péng shēngzhǎng
    As Tibet opens wider to the outside world, non-native creatures such as carp, crucian carp, eel and loach, high-productivity and quality cattle, sheep, pigs, chicken, ducks, as well as corn, watermelons and vegetables have been introduced from the inland areas to Tibet, where they are thriving today.
  31. nóng chǎng de duān chǎng xiāng jiē
    One end of the farm is butting on the airfield.
  32. 2、 nóng cūn wén huà zhì míng xiǎn gāojiā kuài liǎo jiào xīng nóng kào tuō pín zhì de
    2. Rural women have upgraded their calibers in education, science and technology, hence quickening the step of thriving agriculture, shaking off poverty and becoming well off through science and technology.