xīnjiàoshènggōnghuìdeyǔměiguóxīnjiàoshènggōnghuìyòuguānde Of or relating to the Episcopal Church.
měiguóxīnjiàoshènggōnghuìdeguānyúhuòshǔyúměiguóxīnjiàoshènggōnghuìde Of, relating to, or belonging to the Episcopal Church.
( zōngjiào) shǔyú、 guānyúměiguóxīnjiàoshènggōnghuìde, huòyòuměiguóxīnjiàoshènggōnghuìtèdiǎnde。 (religion) of or pertaining to or characteristic of the Episcopal church.
měiguóxīnshènggōngjiàohuìjiàotángzhǎngguǎnjiàotángdemùshī A cleric in charge of a chapel in the Episcopal Church of the United States.
zhùjiàoqūhuìyìměiguóxīnjiàoshènggōnghuìzhùjiàoqūdeyībùfēnshénzhírényuánhépíngmíndàibiǎodejíhuì An assembly of the clergy and representative laity of a section of a diocese of the Episcopal Church.
wēiluò 'ālāsījiāzhōunánbù、 ānkèléiqíyǐběidechéngzhèn。 yīnwèiyúzhōngxīnwèizhìcéngbèishēnqǐngzuòxīndezhōufǔ A town of southern Alaska north of Anchorage. It has been proposed as a new state capital because of its central location.
cóng 1890 niándào 1963 niánrènzhídeshí 'èrwèizǒngtǒngsuǒshǔdejiàopàirúxià : liǎngwèiwèilǐgōnghuìjiàotú, liǎngwèizhǎnglǎohuìjiàotú, liǎngwèijìnlǐhuìjiàotú, yīwèiwéiyīshénpàijiàotú, yīwèihélánxīnjiàotú, yīwèigōnglǐhuìjiàotú, yīwèigōngyìhuìjiàotú, yīwèishènggōnghuìjiàotú, yīwèiluómǎtiānzhùjiàotú。 The twelve presidents who held office from 1890 to 1963 represented religious denominations as follows:two Methodists,two Presbyterians,two Baptists,one Unitarian,one Dutch Reformed,one Congregationalist,one Quaker,one Episcopalian,and one Roman Catholic.
cóng 1890 niándào 1963 niánrènzhídeshí 'èrwèizǒngtǒngsuǒshǔdejiàopàirúxià: liǎngwèiwèilǐgōnghuìjiàotú, liǎngwèizhǎnglǎohuìjiàotú, liǎngwèijìnlǐhuìjiàotú, yīwèiwéiyīshénpàijiàotú, yīwèihélánxīnjiàotú, yīwèigōnglǐhuìjiàotú, yīwèigōngyìhuìjiàotú, yīwèishènggōnghuìjiàotú, yīwèiluómǎtiānzhùjiàotú。 The twelve presidents who held office from 1890 to 1963 represented religious denominations as follows: two Methodists, two Presbyterians, two Baptists, one Unitarian, one Dutch Reformed, one Congregationalist, one Quaker, one Episcopalian, and one Roman Catholic.
yésūdeshǐtú; yuēhàndexiōngdì; zài《 xīnyuēshèngjīng》 zhōng《 zhānmǔshìshǐtúshū》 dezuòzhě。 disciple of Jesus; brother of John; author of The Epistle of James in the New Testament.
zhùhūngēwéiqìngzhùhūnlǐ 'érchàngdegē; xīnhūnxǐgē A song in celebration of a wedding; an epithalamium.
zhōngxīnshìdechénjīwù The deposits of the Miocene Epoch.
jiànxīntǒngjiànxīnshìdechénjīwù The deposits of the Oligocene Epoch.
zǒngtǒnghuàshídàidezhōngguózhīxíng; kāichuàngxīnjìyuándexīnkējì; huàshídàidejiànzhùgōngchéng The President's epoch-making trip to China; epoch-making new technologies; an epoch-making architectural work.
gèngxīnshìshíqīhuògèngxīnshìchénjīwùxìtǒng The Pleistocene Epoch or system of deposits.
quánxīnshìshíqīhuògāishíqīdechénjīxìtǒng The Holocene Epoch or its system of deposits.
shàngxīnshì, shàngxīnshìyánshàngxīnshìhuòtādechéndiànxìtǒng The Pliocene Epoch or its system of deposits.
kǎokèsīděngrénzàiniēzàozhōngguó“qièquēměiguózuìxiānjìnhéwǔqìdeshèjìjīmì, bìngzàicǐjīchǔshàngfāzhǎnliǎozhōngguóxīnyīdàihéwǔqìhuǎngyándetóngshí, háishífēnsǒngréntīngwéndìshuō,“ zhōngguódexiàndàihuàzhànlüèhédàndàodǎodànlìliàngjiāngduìměiguógòuchéngxiànshídezhíjiēwēixié”。 While cooking up the lie that China "stole'' America's most advanced nuclear weapon design secrets and developed its own nuclear weapons of a new generation on this basis, Cox and others said alarmingly, "A modernized PRC strategic nuclear ballistic missile force would pose a credible direct threat against the United States.''
dàlǎnshòuzhōngxīnshìzhìgèngxīnshìshíqīdàlǎnshòukēzhīqīyúdìmiàndeyǐjuéjìdedàshùlǎn A large extinct ground sloth of the family Megatheriidae of the Miocene Epoch through the Pleistocene Epoch.
jiànxīnshìdexīnshēngdàidìsānjìde, cóngshǐxīnshìdàozhōngxīnshìdedìzhìniándàidehuòchénjīwùdehuòyǔzhīxiāngguānde Of, relating to, or being the geologic time and deposits of the epoch in the Tertiary Period of the Cenozoic Era that extended from the Eocene Epoch to the Miocene Epoch.
àiyīnsītǎnlǐlùnkāichuàngliǎoshùxuédexīnjìyuán . Einstein's theory marked a new epoch in mathematics.
quánxīnshìdeshǔyúhuòbiǎoshìquánxīnshìde Of, belonging to, or denoting the Holocene Epoch.
kāixīnjìyuándeyǔxīnjìyuánhuòqítèzhēngyòuguānde Of, relating to, or characteristic of an epoch.
shíyuègémìngkāipìliǎoshìjièlìshǐdexīnjìyuán。 The October Revolution opened up a new epoch in world history.
wǒguólìshǐshàngyīgèxīnjìyuándexùmùjiēkāiliǎo。 The curtain was rung up on a new epoch in our history.
wǒmenzhèngjìnrù( rénlèi) wénmíngshǐshàngdexīnjìyuán。 We are entering upon a new epoch in the history of civilization.
zhèzàizhōngguógémìngshǐshàngkāipìliǎoyīgèxīnjìyuán。 This has ushered in a new epoch in the history of the Chinese revolution.
wēisīkāngxīngbīngqīdeyǔběiměizhōugèngxīnshìdìsìjìbīngchuānyòuguānde Of or relating to the fourth glacial stage of the Pleistocene Epoch in North America.
huòbìchónghuòbìchóngtǐxíngdà 'érchéngyìngbìzhuàng, huàshíyòukǒngdechóng, cóngshǐxīnshìdàoxīnshēngdàidezhōngxīnshìguǎngfànfēnbùzàishíhuīyándìcéngzhōng A large, coin-shaped, fossil foraminifer of the genus Nummulites, widely distributed in limestone formations from the Eocene Epoch to the Miocene Epoch of the Cenozoic.
gǔxīndàideshǔyúhuòshìdìzhìshídài、 yánxìdeduànhéchénjīkuàngchuángdìsānjìdedìyīshídàide, zǎoyúshǐxīnshìshídàibìngqiěyǐtāishēngbǔrǔdòngwùdechūxiànwéitèzhēng Of, belonging to, or designating the geologic time, rock series, and sedimentary deposits of the first epoch of the Tertiary Period, preceding the Eocene Epoch and characterized by the appearance of placental mammals.
xiànzài, dāngwǒmenyóuyúxīndelìshǐhuánjìng 'érjìnrùyúyīgèxīndeshídàihénghéngwúchǎnjiējígémìngdeshídài, shèmǐqìzàizhèyīqiēyǐhòuquèyǐnzhèngsīdàlínzài 'éguózīchǎnjiējímínzhùgémìngshíqīsuǒxiědenàběnxiǎocèzǐzhōngdeyīgèdìfāng, zhènéngyòushénmeyìyìní? 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?
jìránbìxūhéxīndeqúnzhòngdeshídàixiāngjiéhé, jiùbìxūchèdǐjiějuégèrénhéqúnzhòngdeguānxìwèntí。 Since integration into the new epoch of the masses is essential, it is necessary thoroughly to solve the problem of the relationship between the individual and the masses.
zhōngxīnshìdeyǔyǐcǎoběnzhíwùhéshícǎobǔrǔdòngwùdefāzhǎnwéitèzhēngdedìsānjìdìsìshìdedìzhìshídài、 yánxìhéchénjīcéngyòuguānde, shǔyúzhèyīshìde Of, belonging to, or characteristic of the geologic time, rock series, and sedimentary deposits of the fourth epoch of the Tertiary Period, characterized by the development of grasses and grazing mammals.