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·yīngwénjièshì·zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù·zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu
yīngwénjièshì
 míngcí
  • age
  • 7th heavenly stem
 
zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù
  1.   sān běn gēng wán   triphenylheptane
  2.    huán gēng wán   ethyl cycloheptane
  3.    huán gēng wán   vinylcycloheptane polymers
  4.    suǒ gēng qín   Ethoheptazine
  5.    gēng tīng   Piroheptine
  6.   gēng 'èr guì   heptadiyne
  7.   gēng běn   heptyl benzene
  8.   gēng guì   heptine
  9.   gēng guì   enanthine
  10.   gēng guì   heptyne
  11.   gēng tóng   heptenone
  12.   gēng suān   heptenoic acid
  13.   gēng shěng   heptacene
  14.   gēng zhǐ   heptyl ester
  15.   gēng xiān   enanthyl
  16.   gēng suān   vinyl enanthate
zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu
  1. èr běn huán gēng dìng zhǒng kàng 'àn , c21h21n, yòng jiǎn qīng zhǒng guò mǐn fǎn yìng de zhèng zhuàng xuǎn zhěn
    An antihistamine, C21H21N, used to relieve the symptoms of various allergic reactions, such as itching and skin rash.
  2. lìng wài hái yòu chùxiěde shí zài 'ài yòu zuò zhě yuē zhǔ liáo zhè běn lái shìzhǔ liáo chū huáng gēng de shīdàn zuò zhě què zhè liáo gǎi zuò liáo ”, zhè dāng rán zhǐ yòu shū cái néng huì de yōu liǎo
    There is another lovely and interesting quality in the poem. The poet says, "Words, like food when cooked can satiate our hunger state."The origin of this allusion is "Words (when cooked) cannot satiate our hunger ".(first used in huanggeng's poem) By just a twist, father transforms the word "cannot" into the word "can". Only someone who is steeped in literary learning can perform a trick like this, and with a touch of humor.
  3. měi guó xià wēi xué jiào shòu guō yíng zuì jìn zài guó biǎo chén jiā gēng yǎn jiǎng:《 zhōng guóduō zhōng guócóng shì jiǎo kàn zhōng guó zài shǐ shàng de fēn 》。
    Professor Daniel Kwok of the Hawaii University deliveredthe Tan Kah Kee Lecture in Singapore recently on "China: Theone and the many, an end-of-century view of unification and division in the Chinese historical experience".
  4. měi guó xià wēi xué jiào shòu guō yíng zuì jìn zài guó biǎo chén jiā gēng yǎn jiǎng:《 zhōng guóduō zhōng guócóng shì jiǎo kàn zhōng guó zài shǐ shàng de fēn 》。
    Professor Daniel Kwok of the Hawaii University delivered the Tan Kah Kee Lecture in Singapore recently on "China: The one and the many, an end-of-century view of unification and division in the Chinese historical experience".
  5. huī rán shāo de tīng lèi wán gēng wánxīn wán děnghùn lái shí yóuzhù yào yòng zuò nèi rán rán liào
    a volatile flammable mixture of hydrocarbons (hexane and heptane and octane etc.) derived from petroleum; used mainly as a fuel in internal-combustion engines.
  6. gēng wán zhǒng huī fēi cháng rán shāo de zhuàng tàn qīng huà , c7h16, yóu shí yóu de fēn zhēng liú 'ér láiyòng zuò xīn wán fēn de biāo zhǔn zuò zuì róng
    A volatile, colorless, highly flammable liquid hydrocarbon, C7H16, obtained in the fractional distillation of petroleum and used as a standard in determining octane ratings, as an anesthetic, and as a solvent.
  7. gēng yòu guān zuò zhàn de zhàn shù shùtōng xìn lián luòhòu qín gōng zuò zhū shì yóu liǎng zhàn jūn xíng mìng lìng guī dìng zhī
    7. Matters relating to tactics, techniques, communications and logistics of the campaign are to be decided by the two field armies themselves.
  8. lái 'āqīn 'ài de huǒ bàn men tóng gēng de shàonǚ menzán men zuò dào zhè tóu niú bèi shàng wán shuō zhēn de néng zán men chéng zài bèi shàngzán men jiādōu néng zuò xià!”
    "Come, dear playmates, maidens of like age with me, let us mount the bull here and take our pastime, for, truly, he will bear us on his back, and carry all of us!"
  9. hūn xīngcháng gēng xīng bàng wǎn shí chū xiàn de xíng xīng jīn xīng
    The planet Venus in its appearance as the evening star.
  10. cháng gēng xīngjīn xīng wǎn jiān xīng chén zhǐ jīn xīng
    The evening star, especially Venus.
  11. chén jiā gēng
    Tomb of Chen Jiageng