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·yīngwénjièshì·zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù·zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu
yīngwénjièshì
 míngcí
  • Bay
  • gulf
  • sinus
  • cove
  • bayou (lake)
  • creek
  • inlet
  • bend of stream
  • fleet
 
zhòngyīngguànyòngduǎnyù
  1.   ( jiā ) duō lěng liú ( cóng fēn Baffin hǎi wān jīng duō niǔ fēn lán liú wān liú de běi hán liú )   Labrador current
  2.   ( yuè miàn ) zhōng cháng wān   Sinus-Medii
  3.   ( yuè miàn ) làng wān   Sinus Aestuum
  4.   ( yuè miàn ) hóng wān   Sinus-Iridom
  5.   ( yuè miàn ) wān   Sinus-Roris
  6.   ( ruì diǎnfēn lán jiān de ) de wān   Gulf of Bothnia
  7.   ( xiàng hǎi wān yàng ) shēn zhǎn   bay out
  8.   [ měi ] wān yán 'àn zhōu   the G-States
  9.   n. jìn kǒushuǐ wān vt. yǐn jìn   inlet
  10.   【 hǎiwān liú   gulf stream countercurrent
  11.   dīng 'ā lán wān   Dingalan Bay
  12.   dōng jīng wān [ běn ]   Tokyo Bay
  13.   zhōng huá rén mín gòng guó bǎo tái wān tóng bāo tóu shí shī tiáo   Implementation Rules of the P.R.C. on the Protection of Investments by Compatriots from Taiwan
  14.   zhōng guó tái wān háng kōng gōng   China Air Lines of Taiwan
  15.   zhōng wén ( tái wān )   Chinese (Taiwan)
  16. n.   dīng , dīng wān   aden
zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu
  1. 'ào fèi 'ěr nán duō chì dào nèi de dǎowèi nèi wān
    An island of Equatorial Guinea in the Gulf of Guinea.
  2. nèi hǎi wān nèi de dǎo shì chì dào nèi de fēn
    an island in the Gulf of Guinea that is part of Equatorial Guinea.
  3. chì dào nèi shǒu zuì chéng shìwèi nèi wān de 'ào dǎo
    the capital and largest city of Equatorial Guinea on the island of Bioko in the Gulf of Guinea.
  4. shèng suō bèi chì dào nèi de shǒu zuì chéng shìwèi nèi wān de 'ào 。 1827 nián yóu yīng guó rén jiàn chéngrén kǒu 30, 710
    The capital and largest city of Equatorial Guinea, on Bioko in the Gulf of Guinea. It was founded by the British in1827. Population,30, 710.
  5. ā zhōu nán de tiáo liúliú 'ěr wān
    a river in southwestern Alabama; flows into Mobile Bay.
  6. jiù tái wān de yán zhèng lái shuōguāng hòu wèile gēn chú běn zhí mín wén huà de yǐng xiǎngguó mín zhèng jìn zhǐ rén mín shuō
    Take Taiwanese language policy for example. After WWII, to eradicate the lingering influence of Japanese colonialism, the Nationalist government that came to Taiwan banned the speaking of Japanese.
  7. zhōu nán de zuò gǎng kǒu chéng shìwèi 'ěr wān
    a port in southwestern Alabama on Mobile Bay.
  8. rén zhù zài bān guó lín kāi wān de niú mín zhōng yuán yuán míng
    A member of a people of unknown origin inhabiting the western Pyrenees and the Bay of Biscay in France and Spain.
  9. jiā lóng wèi guó nán de tiáo liú chéng yuē 563 gōng ( 350 yīng ), zhì yuán bān niú shān běi 'ěr duō wān běi de duō 'ěr duō niè huì xíng chéng lún hǎi wān
    A river of southwest France flowing about563 km(350 mi) generally northwest from the Spanish Pyrenees to join the Dordogne River north of Bordeaux and form the Gironde estuary.
  10. duō 'ěr shǒu lín wānzài 1949 nián shēng chǎn shí yóu qián xiǎo cūn zhuāngchéng shì rén kǒu 190, 000
    The capital of Qatar, on the Persian Gulf. It was a tiny village before oil production began in1949. Population,190, 000.
  11. ā bàn dǎo zhōu nán de bàn dǎowèi hóng hǎi wān zhī jiānzhèng zhì shàng bāo kuò shā 'ā ménā mànā lián qiú 'ěr lín wēi ā bàn dǎo yōng yòu shì jiè chǔ yóu liàng de sān fēn zhī
    A peninsula of southwest Asia between the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf. Politically, it includes Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, and Kuwait. Arabia has an estimated one third of the world's oil reserves.
  12.   ( sān ) zhōng guó jiàn jiāo guó tóng tái wān tōng háng wèn guó jiā de lǐng kōng shì gāi guó lǐng fēn de chéng fēn
    Aviation services between Taiwan and countries having diplomatic relations with China Airspace is an inalienable part of a country's territory.
  13. xún qiú zhí xíng xiàng cháng xiàng tái wān chū shòu de zhèng xiàng tái wān chū shòu de zài xìng néng shù liàng shàngjiàng chāo guò zhōng měi jiàn jiāo hòu jìn nián gōng yìng de shuǐ píng zhǔn bèi zhú jiǎn shǎo duì tái wān de chū shòubìng jīng guò duàn shí jiān dǎo zhì zuì hòu de jiě jué
    "It does not seek to carry out a long-term policy of arms sales to Taiwan, that its arms sales to Taiwan will not exceed, either in qualitative or in quantitative terms, the level of those supplied in recent years since the establishment of diplomatic relations between the United States and China and that it intends gradually to reduce its sale of arms to Taiwan, leading, over a period of time, to a final resolution."
  14. měi guó zhèng zài gōng bào zhōng shēng míng :“ xún qiú zhí xíng xiàng cháng xiàng tái wān chū shòu de zhèng xiàng tái wān chū shòu de zài xìng néng shù liàng shàngjiàng chāo guò zhōng měi jiàn jiāo hòu jìn nián gōng yìng de shuǐ píng zhǔn bèi zhú jiǎn shǎo duì tái wān de chū shòubìng jīng guò duàn shí jiān dǎo zhì zuì hòu de jiě jué。”
    the U.S. Government stated that: "It does not seek to carry out a long-term policy of arms sales to Taiwan, that its arms sales to Taiwan will not exceed, either in qualitative or in quantitative terms, the level of those supplied in recent years since the establishment of diplomatic relations between the United States and China and that it intends gradually to reduce its sale of arms to Taiwan, leading, over a period of time, to a final resolution."
  15. měi guó zhèng zài gōng bào zhōng shēng míng:“ xún qiú zhí xíng xiàng cháng xiàng tái wān chū shòu de zhèng xiàng tái wān chū shòu de zài xìng néng shù liàng shàngjiàng chāo guò zhōng měi jiàn jiāo hòu jìn nián gōng yìng de shuǐ píng zhǔn bèi zhú jiǎn shǎo duì tái wān de chū shòubìng jīng guò duàn shí jiān dǎo zhì zuì hòu de jiě jué。”
    In that communique the U.S. Government stated that: "It does not seek to carry out a long-term policy of arms sales to Taiwan, that its arms sales to Taiwan will not exceed, either in qualitative or in quantitative terms, the level of those supplied in recent years since the establishment of diplomatic relations between the United States and China and that it intends gradually to reduce its sale of arms to Taiwan, leading, over a period of time, to a final resolution."
  16. xià tiě guān táng xiàn de shǒu zài liè chē zài jiǔ jiǔ nián tóu hòuquán wān xiàngǎng dǎo xiàn dōng guò hǎi tiě suì dào ( lián jiē guān táng ? yǒng ) fēn bié zài jiǔ 'èr jiǔ jiǔ jiǔ nián yòng
    The first passenger train of the Kwun Tong Line of the MTR started operation in late 1979. The MTR was subsequently expanded to include Tsuen Wan Line (1982), Island Line (1985) and the Eastern Harbour Crossing rail tunnel (connecting Kwun Tong to Quarry Bay) (1989).
  17. shì zhèng tīng guǎng chǎng qiánā · lài tóu kàn zhe hǎi wān jīn jīng bèi jīng xīn gǎi jiàn chéng liǎo xíng jiēgòu zhōng xīn
    In front of the square of the City Hall, the quay that overlooks the fjord -- the Aker Brygge -- has been attractively restructured and turned into a walk, a shopping centre and an entertainment area.
  18. men chéng gōng jiě jué liǎo xiāng gǎng wèn 'ào mén wèn zhèng zài wéi zǎo jiě jué tái wān wèn wán chéng guó tǒng 'ér fèn dǒu
    We have successfully resolved the questions of Hong Kong and Macao and are striving for an early settlement of the question of Taiwan and for the accomplishment of the great cause of national reunification.
  19. zài mǒu xiē qíng kuàng xiàzhè xiē yóushuì rén shì shì shòu tái wān zhù de
    In some cases,these lobbyists are aided by Taiwan.
  20. jiàn zhōng guó dōng nán de shěng fènbīn lín dōng hǎi tái wān hǎi xiájīng nóng wéi zhùshěng huì wéi zhōurén kǒu 27, 130, 000
    A province of southeast China on the East China Sea and the Formosa Strait. Agriculture and fishing are important to its economy. Fuzhou is the capital. Population, 27,130,000.
  21. shǎo shùtái fènzǐ chuī ”, shèn zhì tóu kào wài guówàng jiāng tái wān cóng zhōng guó fēn liè chū zhè shì wéi bèi bāo kuò tái wān tóng bāo zài nèi de quán zhōng guó rén mín de gēn běn de
    They are radically distinct from those handful of "Taiwan independence" protagonists who trumpet "independence" but vilely rely on foreign patronage in a vain attempt to detach Taiwan from China, which runs against the fundamental interests of the entire Chinese people including Taiwan compatriots.
  22. yīngdāng shuōtái wān tóng bāo yào qiú dāng jiā zuò zhù guǎn tái wān de yuàn wàng shì qíng dezhèng dāng dezhè tóng tái wān ”, gèng shǎo shù jiān chí yào zǒutái dào de rén yòu zhe gēn běn de bié shǎo shùtái fènzǐ chuī ”, shèn zhì tóu kào wài guówàng jiāng tái wān cóng zhōng guó fēn liè chū zhè shì wéi bèi bāo kuò tái wān tóng bāo zài nèi de quán zhōng guó rén mín de gēn běn de
    It should be affirmed that the desire of Taiwan compatriots to run the affairs of the island as masters of their own house is reasonable and justified. This should by no means be construed as advocating "Taiwan independence". They are radically distinct from those handful of "Taiwan independence" protagonists who trumpet "independence" but vilely rely on foreign patronage in a vain attempt to detach Taiwan from China, which runs against the fundamental interests of the entire Chinese people including Taiwan compatriots.
  23. bān shēng huó zài dài hǎi wān jiāng kǒuméi yòu gōng xìng
    commonly found in tropical bays and estuaries; not aggressive.
  24. zài wān zhàn zhēng jiān yòu yáo yán shuō de xiān jiāng duì guó shè dǎo dànběn jiā tíng zhù biàn fēn fēn tún děng běn pǐnjiāng huò diàn qiǎng gòu kōng
    At one point during the Gulf War, many housewives here ransacked store shelves to stock up basic necessities like rice after hearing rumours that Saddam Hussein might fire missles at us.
  25. wěi měi guó xiē gēn zhōu běi chéng shìwèi liú chéng běi wān pàn shì wèi yóu nèi de shāng mào zhōng xīnrén kǒu 15, 155
    A city of northwest Michigan on Grand Traverse Bay north of Grand Rapids. It is a trade center in a resort area. Population,15, 155.
  26. cháng yòu 'àn huā de duō máo zhí shèng lán wān
    densely hairy plant with rayless flowers; San Francisco Bay area.
  27. hòu lái jìn tǎnyòu liú làng zhe jìn 'ōu zhōuzuì hòu suǒ yòu qián huā guāngbiàn shān lán qióng kùn liáo dǎo zhàn zài bān sài luó hǎi wān àn biān rán làng juǎnrù " dūn " zhōng jiānzhè pín qióng tòng bèi shòu zhé yǎn yǎn de rén dǎng zhù yòu huòzòng shēn tiào juàn lái de làng cháo zhōngchén fàn pào de làng tóu xiàcóng zài méi lái
    Afterward he came around into Palestine, then wandered on into Europe, and at last when his money was all spent and he was in rags, wretchedness, and poverty, he stood on the shore of that bay at Barcelona, in Spain, when a great tidal wave came rolling in between the pillars of Hercules, and the poor, afflicted, suffering, dying man could not resist the awful temptation to cast himself into that incoming tide, and he sank beneath its foaming crest, never to rise in this life again.
  28. zhī suǒ yòu chū xiàn tái wān wèn suí hòu zhōng guó guó mín dǎng dòng de fǎn rén mín nèi zhàn yòu guāndàn gèng zhòng yào de shì wài guó shì de jiè
    It became an issue only as an aftermath of the ensuing anti-popular civil war started by Kuomintang, and more especially because of intervention by foreign forces.
  29. měi guó zhèng chóngshēn jiān chí zhōng guó zhèng duì tái wānsān zhī chíde chéng nuò
    The U.S. government has also reasserted its adherence to the One-China Policy and its commitment to the "Three Non-supports" for Taiwan.
  30. shén běn běn zhōu nán chéng shìwèi bǎn wān yán 'ànjīng nán piān nán gǎng kǒu zhì zào zhōng xīnxiàn zài de shén jīhū wán quán shì zài 'èr zhàn hòu chóngjiàn lái derén kǒu 1, 410, 843
    A city of southern Honshu, Japan, on Osaka Bay south-southwest of Kyoto. A port and manufacturing center, it was almost entirely rebuilt after World War II. Population,1, 410, 843.
  31. míng běn běn zhōu zhōng chéng shìwèi shì wān de dǐng duānjīng dōngshì 16 shì de yào sài chéng zhènzài 'èr zhàn zāo shòu kuáng hōng hòu bèi chóngjiànrén kǒu 2, 116, 350
    A city of central Honshu, Japan, at the head of Ise Bay east of Kyoto. A fortress town in the16th century, it was rebuilt after heavy bombing in World War II. Population,2, 116, 350.
  32. dān bàn dǎo fěi bīn sòng dǎo de bàn dǎozài wān nán zhōng guó hǎi zhī jiānzài 'èr shì jiè zhàn zhōngjīng guò yīcháng chí jiǔ de wéi gōng zhī hòu, 1942 nián 4 yuè měi jūn fěi bīn jūn duì xiàng jūn tóu jiàng。 1945 nián 2 yuèměi jūn shōu liǎo zhè bàn dǎo
    A peninsula of western Luzon, Philippines, between Manila Bay and the South China Sea. After an extended siege U.S. and Philippine World War II troops surrendered to the Japanese in April1942. U.S. forces recaptured the peninsula in February1945.