shǐzǔmǎshǐxīnshìchǎnyúměiguóxībùdeyīzhǒngshǔyútítù( huòshǐzǔmǎ) shǔdebǔrǔdòngwù, yǐmièjué, tǐxíngxiǎo, shícǎo, qiántísìzhǐ, hòutísānzhǐ, wéimǎdeyuǎnzǔ A small, herbivorous, extinct mammal of the genus Hyracotherium(or Eohippus) from the Eocene Epoch of the western United States, having four-toed front feet and three-toed hind feet and related ancestrally to the horse.
9. bǎnóngyèhégōngyèjiéhéqǐlái, cùshǐchéngxiāngduìlìzhúbùxiāomiè 。 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.
jiūzhèngdefāngfǎ: yìngzhǐchūjuéduìpíngjūnzhùyìbùdànzàizīběnzhùyìméiyòuxiāomièdeshíqī, zhǐshìnóngmínxiǎozīchǎnzhědeyīzhǒnghuànxiǎng; jiùshìzàishèhuìzhùyìshíqī, wùzhìdefēnpèiyěyào 'ànzhào“gèjìnsuǒnéng 'ànláoqǔchóu”deyuánzéhégōngzuòdexūyào, juéwúsuǒwèijuéduìdepíngjūn。 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.
dāngfēijīshàngdedēngyīxiàzǐxīmièshí, lǚkèxiǎndéhěnjǐnzhāng, dàndāngjīchánggàosùtāmenzhèzhǐbùguòshìyīcìdiànqìgùzhàng, hěnkuàijiùhuìxiūhǎoshí, tāmencáifàngxiàxīnlái。 The passengers became alarmed when the lights went out on the plane, but the captain put their minds at rest when he told them it was only a minor electrical fault and it would soon be repaired.
mǎkēdòngwùmǎkēdedòngwù, lìrúyěshēngyàzhōuzhǒngměnggǔyěmǎhuòzhěshìmǒuxiēyǔxiàndàimǎyòuzǔxiānguānxìdeyǐmièjuédemǎzhǒng Any of various equine mammals, such as the wild Asian species E. przewalskii or certain extinct forms related ancestrally to the modern horse.
duìcānjiāpūjiùwàidānwèihuǒzāidezhuānzhíxiāofángduì、 yìwùxiāofángduìsuǒsǔnhàoderánliào、 mièhuǒjìhéqìcái、 zhuāngbèiděng, yǐzhàoguīdìngyúyǐbǔcháng。 Full time fire brigade and obligatory fire brigade shall be compensated for fuel, extinguishant and device and equipage used in taking part of fire fighting and rescue for other units.
lúmùyīzhǒnglúmùshǔzhùyàoshēngzhǎngyúshítànjìde、 xiànyǐmièjuédeshùmù, yǔxiàndàidecǎoběnmǎyǐcǎo( lúmùshǔ) yòuyīdìngliánxì Any of various extinct, chiefly carboniferous trees of the genus Calamites, related to the modern-day herbaceous horsetails(Equisetum).
xiànzàideshìjiè, shìchùzàigémìnghézhànzhēngdexīnshídài, shìzīběnzhùyìjuéránsǐmièhéshèhuìzhùyìjuéránxīngshèngdeshídài。 The world today is in a new era of wars and revolutions, an era in which capitalism is unquestionably dying and socialism is unquestionably prospering.
xǔduōyǐjīngmièjuédezhōngshēngdàilùqīpáxíngdòngwù。 any of numerous extinct terrestrial reptiles of the Mesozoic era.
tāmenfèndǒudemùbiāoshìxiāomiètiānhuā。 Their goal was to eradicate smallpox.
gēnchú, mièjuéwánquándìhuǐhuàihuòxiāochú; mièjué, gēnchú To destroy or remove completely; eradicate.
( wèilechúcǎo 'ér) lídìgēng、 pá( tǔdì) yǐbiànxiāomièhuòjiǎnshǎozácǎo To plow and till(land), especially to eradicate or reduce weeds.
shìjièfúlúnshèxiàngwèishēngzǔzhìxiāomièxiǎo 'érmábìzhèngdegōngzuòzèngkuǎn 4 yìduōměiyuán, shìjièshàngdeshīzǐjùlèbùwéi 'értóngjījīnhuìdexǔduōfāng 'àntígōngbāngzhù。 The world's Rotary Clubs have given more than $400 million to WHO's efforts to eradicate polio, and the world's Lions Clubs support many UNICEF programmes.
nénggòubèigēnchúhuòzhěxiāomiè 。 able to be eradicated or rooted out.
* shìjièwèishēngzǔzhì ( wèishēngzǔzhì ) xiédiàodeyùndòngzàiquánshìjièxiāomièliǎotiānhuā。 * Smallpox was eradicated from the world through a campaign coordinated by the World Health Organization (WHO).
cóngliùshíniándàiqǐ, xīzàngjiùxiāomièliǎotiānhuābìng, qítāyīxiēwēihàijiàodàdechuánrǎnbìngdìfāngbìngyědédàoliǎoyòuxiàokòngzhìhuòbèixiāomiè 。 Smallpox was eradicated early in the 1960s, and some other dangerous infectious and endemic diseases have also been effectively controlled or wiped out.
liánhéguóde 'értóngjíbìngquánmiànmiǎnyìyùndòngyǐxiāomiètiānhuābìngshǐxiǎo 'érmábìzhèngbìnglìshùmùjiǎnshǎo 99 %, mùbiāoshìdào 2005 niánchèdǐxiāomièxiǎo 'érmábìzhèng。 UN campaigns for universal immunization against childhood diseases have eradicated smallpox and reduced cases of polio by 99 per cent, with the aim of eradicating it entirely by 2005.
suízheyīliáowèishēngshìyèdefāzhǎn, gèzhǒngchuánrǎnbìngdìfāngbìngdefābìngshuàidàfúdùxiàjiàng, máfēng、 huòluàn、 shǔyì、 tiānhuāděnglièxìngchuánrǎnbìngjīběnbèixiāomiè ; With the development of medical and public health undertakings, the incidence of infectious and endemic diseases has been drastically reduced. Such highly infectious diseases as leprosy, cholera, the plague, and smallpox have been basically eradicated.
1915 niántǔ 'ěrqírénxiāomièliǎoyàměiníyàrén。 The Turks erased the Armenians in 1915.
jùjuélǐngqǔhuǒzāibǎoxiǎndānhòu, yīxiǎngdàohuǒzāidehuǐmièxìngpòhuài, gōngsījīnglǐjiùgǎndàokǒngjù。 Having refused to take out fire insurance, the manager of the company quailed before the thought of ruin through fire.
shuǐkěmièhuǒ。 Water will quench a fire.
xīmiè( rúhuǒděng); pūmiè To put out(a fire, for example); quench.
pūmièhuòxīmiè , yòngyúhuǒhuòzhědēng。 put out or quench, as of fires or lights.
mièhuǒbùlùnshuǐqīnghún。 Foul water as soon as fair will quench hot fire.
jiāyóubùshìmièhuǒfǎ。 Pouring oil on the fire is no way to quench it.
xiāofángduìyuánmenpūmièliǎohuǒyàn。 The firemen quenched the blaze.
bǎtāxīmièliǎodexiāngyānrēngjìnxiǎoxīlǐ; xīmièdelàzhúfāchūdewēiruòdeyān; huǒyǐjīngxīmièliǎo; xīmièliǎodehuǒyàn。 threw his extinct cigarette into the stream; faint smoke from the extinguished candle; the fire is out; the quenched flames.
zàikēxuéshìfàngchūkěpàdepòhuàilìliàng, bǎquánrénlèijuǎnrùyùmóudehuòyìwàidezìwǒhuǐmièdeshēnyuānzhīqián, ràngwǒmenshuāngfāngchóngxīnkāishǐxúnqiúhépíng。 Both sides begin a new quest for peace, before the dark powers of destruction unleashed by science engulf all humanity in planned or accidental self destruction.
dēngmièshí, tādexīnhàipàdétūtūzhítiào。 Her heart quickened with fear as the lights went out.
hǎiguānxiāomièliǎobèifāxiànhuànyòukuángquǎnbìngdegǒu。 The customs agents destroyed the dog that was found to be rabid.
tāmendūxiǎngxiāomiègèzúqíshì。 They all want to do away with racial discrimination.
zhōngguóyīguànrènwéi, duìyúwēijíshìjièhépíngyǔ 'ānquándexíngwéi, zhūrúyóuzhímínzhùyì、 zhǒngzúzhùyìhéwàiguóqīnlüè、 zhànlǐngzàochéngdecūbàoqīnfànrénquándexíngwéi, yǐjízhǒngzúgélí、 zhǒngzúqíshì、 mièjuézhǒngzú、 fànmàinúlì、 guójìkǒngbùzǔzhìqīnfànrénquándeyánzhòngshìjiàn, guójìshèhuìdūyìngjìnxínggānyùhézhìzhǐ, shíxíngrénquándeguójìbǎohù。 China has always held that to effect international protection of human rights, the international community should interfere with and stop acts that endanger world peace and security, such as gross human rights violations caused by colonialism, racism, foreign aggression and occupation, as well as apartheid, racial discrimination, genocide, slave trade and serious violation of human rights by international terrorist organizations.