zhèzhǒngjíbìngdexùnsùmànyánshǐyīliáodāngjúgǎndàoyōulǜbù 'ān。 The rapid spread of the disease is alarming the medical authorities.
chuánrǎnbìngyīcìxìngměnglièdebàofāzàochéngdesǐwángyěxǔméiyòuyīcìkuángnùdehóngshuǐhuòzhěyīcìchángqīdehànzāitūnshìderénduō, dànshìtāyīdànzàiyīgèdìqūshēngliǎogēn, jiùnányǐgēnchúbìnghuìmànyándàoqítādìqū。 It may kill fewer people in one fell swoop than a raging flood or an extended drought, but once it takes root in a community, it often defies eradication and can invade other areas.
chǎnyǔyàzhōu, zhílìhuòmànyánkāidecǎoběnshǔ; dàdòu。 genus of Asiatic erect or sprawling herbs: soya bean.
yàfēimànshēngsānyècǎoběnzhíwù, gǔlánsèhuā。 trailing trifoliate Asiatic and African herb having cobalt blue flowers.
huǒshìmànyánhěnkuài。 The fire spread quickly.
kāihuánghéfěnhóngsèhuādeyīniánshēngténgmànzhíwù, kāilièdeyèpiànhézǒngzhuànghuāxù。 annual vine with decompound leaves and racemes of yellow and pink flowers.
liǎng 'ěrcǎoyīzhǒngxiǎosuìyányèzhóupáichéngliǎngxíngdedī 'ǎimànshēngcǎo( liǎng 'ěrcǎoquèbàishǔ) A low-growing, weedy grass(Paspalum distichum) with spikelets arranged in two rows along the rachis.
rúshìjièháiyòuchéngshíyìréndeshēngcúnquán、 fāzhǎnquánméiyòujiějué, bàquánzhùyì、 qiángquánzhèngzhìréngzàisìnüè, bùgōngzhèngdejīngjìzhìxùméiyòugǎibiàn, zhǒngzúqíshì、 kǒngbùzhùyì、 fànyùndúpǐn、 huánjìngwūrǎnděngjìxùmànyán。 These include the unsolved problem of the rights to subsistence and development denied over I billion people worldwide, the hegemonies and power politics still rampant, an unfair economic order still lacking in rectification, as well as problems still uncontrolled like racism, terrorism, drug trafficking and environmental pollution.
yěhuǒmànyándéhěnkuàidelièhuǒ A raging, rapidly spreading fire.
láishìxiōngxiōngqiěkuàisùmànyándehuǒzāi。 an raging and rapidly spreading conflagration.
màncǎochángmǎnshānlánshàng。 Vines have rambled all over the fence.
zàiduìfùnǚshíshàngdepēngjīshíkěxiàodepiānlídàoqítāwèntíshàngliǎo; yīběnlítí、 zhīmàndeshū; tānàlítídepínglùn; zhèyěshuōshuōnàyěshuōshuōdemàntán。 amusingly digressive with satirical thrusts at women's fashions among other things; a rambling discursive book; his excursive remarks; a rambling speech about this and that.
méiguīhuāmànyándàoliǎoqiángwài。 The roses ramped over the wall.
jìn 'èrshíduōniánlái, zhēnduìbùduànmànyándedúpǐnwèntí, zhōngguójiākuàijìndúlìfǎdebùfá, zhìdìngbānbùliǎoyīxìlièfǎlǜ、 fǎguī, jìndúfǎzhìjiànshèqǔdézhòngdàjìnzhǎn。 In view of the drug rampancy over the past 20-odd years, China has speeded up legislation in drug control, and has formulated and promulgated a whole array of laws and regulations, thanks to which, great progress has been made in legal system building in this field.
huǒshìxùnsùmànyán, fēngzhùliǎodǐngcéngshàngderéndechūlù。 The fire spread with such rapidity that those on the top floor were cut off from escape.
běiměidōngbùdeyīzhǒngmànshēngguàncóng, jùyòuyànlìde、 méiguīhóngsèzhìwēizǐsèhuāduǒhéhóngsèhuòjiéhóngsètàohuánzhuàngguǒshí。 shrubby raspberry of eastern North America having showy rose to purplish flowers and red or orange thimble-shaped fruit.
fēizhōurèdàideduōniánshēngdeténgmàndeshǔ。 genus of perennial tropical African lianas.
zàixīzàngwángùjiānchínóngnúzhìdùdenóngnúzhùhéguówàifǎnhuáshìlìxiānghùgòujiéxià, pànluànhuódòngxùnsùmànyán。 With the collusion of the Tibetan serf-owners bent on retaining serfdom and the foreign anti-China forces, the rebellious activities soon became rampant.
- jièshízhìzhǐbìngkāishǐniǔzhuǎn 'àizībìngdú / àizībìngdemànyán、 xiāomiènüèjíjíqítāzhémórénlèidezhùyàojíbìngdehuòhài。 To have, by then, halted, and begun to reverse, the spread of HIV/AIDS, the scourge of malaria and other major diseases that afflict humanity.
tākěhuòqǔcáifù, tāyàobōduójìngzhēngduìshǒudecáifù。 xìnxīzhànzhēngyǔquánlìyòuguān。 kòngzhìxìnxījiùkòngzhìliǎojīnqián。 xìnxīzhànzhēngyǔkǒngjùyòuguān。 kòngzhìxìnxīderénnéngràngnàxiēqǐtúbǎozhùzìjǐmìmìderéngǎndàokǒngjù。 niǔyuēyínhángjiùjīnglìliǎozhèzhǒngkǒngjù, tāzàiyītiānlǐjiùdiūshīliǎo 230 yìměiyuán。 xìnxīzhànzhēngyǔzhèngzhìyòuguān。 dāngdéguózhèngfǔzhīchíqíngbàojīgòuduìměiguójìnxínghēikèhuódòngshí, méngyǒudehányìjiùxūyàochóngxīnquèdìngliǎo。 huòzhědāngwéirǎoluànměiguójīngjìyīlǎngzhèngfǔ 'ànzhōngzhīchíxiàngměiguóshìchǎngtóufàngjiǎbìshí, wǒmenyīnggāiyǐnyǐnchájuédàochōngtūyǐbùtóngyúyǐwǎng。 xìnxīzhànzhēngyǔshēngcúnyòuguān。 fǎguóhéyǐsèlièfāzhǎngèzìdejīngjì, bǎquánbùsuǒyòudegōngyèbùméndūjiànzhùzàitōuqièměiguódejīmìdejīchǔshàng。 rìběnhéhánguó, zàitāmenzhèngfǔdebāngzhùxià, zhǐyàoměiguódejìshùyīlíkāishèjìtúbǎnjiùbǎtātōuzǒuliǎo。 xìnxīzhànzhēngyǔtiǎoxìnhéqīnfàngōngmínquányòuguān。 wúlùnshìzàifādáguójiāháishìzàifāzhǎnzhōngguójiā, cóngwǎngluòkōngjiāndechéngbǎolǐzǒuláiliǎobùqǐyǎndehēikè, tāmenyīwúsuǒyòu 'érbùpàshīqù。 tāmenliǎojiějìnxíngxìnxīzhànzhēngdejīngjìshōuyì。 xìnxīzhànzhēngjiùshìyàokòngzhìxìnxī。 suízhewǎngluòkōngjiāndekuòzhǎnhédiànzǐwúzhèngfǔzhuàngtàidemànyán, xiànshíshèhuìyuèláiyuèshīqùkòngzhì。 cóng 80 niándàimòhézhěnggè 90 niándàideqíngkuàngláikàn, xìnxīzhànzhēngbùkěbìmiǎn。 It's about the acquisition of wealth, and the denial of wealth to competitors . Information Warfare is about power. He who controls the information controls the money. Information Warfare is about fear. He who controls the information can instill fear in those who want to keep their secrets a secret. It's the fear that the Bank of New York felt when it found itself $ billion short of cash in only one day. Information Warfare is about politics. When the German government sponsors intelligence agency hacking against U.S. computers, the concept of ally needs to be redefined. Or when Iran takes aim at the U.S. economy by state sponsored counterfeiting, we should have a glimmer that conflict is not what it once was. Information Warfare is about survival. France and Israel developed their respective economies and based entire industries on stealing American secrets. Japan and Korea purloin American technology as it comes off the drawing boards with the help of their governments. Information Warfare is about defiance and disenfranchisement in both modern and Third World societies. From the inner cities of Cyberspace come fringe? element hackers with nothing to lose. They recognize the economic benefits of waging Information Warfare. Information Warfare is about the control of information. As a society we maintain less and less control as Cyberspace expands and electronic anarchy reigns. Given global conditions of the late 1980s and 1990s, Information Warfare is inevitable.
wèilezhōngzhǐzhèngzàimànyándesēnlínhuǒ 'érfànghuǒ。 set a controlled fire to halt an advancing forest to prairie fire.
wǒnòngbùkāiménliàn, jiùtiàojìnqù, shùnzheliǎngbiānzhǒngzhemànyándecùlìshùcóngdeshílùpáoqù。 wǒbáibáidìqiāoliǎobàntiānmén, yīzhíqiāodàowǒdeshǒuzhǐgǔdūtòngliǎo, gǒuyěkuángfèiqǐlái。 Being unable to remove the chain, I jumped over, and, running up the flagged causeway bordered with straggling gooseberry bushes, knocked vainly for admittance, till my knuckles tingled and the dogs howled.
tiánguāténgmànzhíwù, guǒshíyòubódewǎngzhuàngdepíhétiánměidelǜsèguǒròu。 a muskmelon vine with fruit that has a thin reticulated rind and sweet green flesh.
yòuzōnghóngsèpíhéjúhóngsèguǒròudetiánguāténgmànzhíwù。 a variety of muskmelon vine having fruit with a tan rind and orange flesh.
tiánguā, xīguāshàngshùliǎngzhǒngguāmànsuǒjiézhīguǒshí, jùyòujiānyìngdeguāpíhéduōzhīderáng The fruit of any of these plants, having a hard rind and juicy flesh.
jiékěshíyòushèxiāngwèiguǒshí, biǎopíyòuwǎngwénderènhéténgmànzhíwù。 any of several varieties of vine whose fruit has a netted rind and edible flesh and a musky smell.
rènhéjiéyìngkéguǒshídehúlúkēténgmànzhíwù。 any vine of the family Cucurbitaceae that bears hard-rinded fruits.
zuìyánzhòngdehòuguǒkěnéngshìxìngchuánrǎnbìngdexùnsùmànyán、 màiyínxiànxiàngjí 'àizībìnghuànzhědezēngduō。 Perhaps the most serious consequences center on the rapid spread of sexually transmitted diseases ( STDs ) , rising prostitution and the rise in AIDS cases.
hòuchēdǐngpéngxiānhuātùyàn; gènglìngrénjīngtàndeshì, jiùliánnàxíngréntiānqiáohélùdēnglìzhù, yěpámǎnténgmàn , zhuìmǎnhuāduǒ。 Flowers bloom on the rooftops of bus stops, and amazingly, even pedestrian bridges and lamp posts are swathed in vines and speckled with flowers.
mànshēngjiāngéyīduànjùlídegēnhuòtōngguòxīgēnhuòjuànxūzàiwùtǐbiǎomiànshàngdeshēngzhǎnghuòmànyán To grow or spread along a surface, rooting at intervals or clinging by means of suckers or tendrils.
yīzhǒngshēngyúměizhōuhé 'ōuzhōunítángzhōngdeduōniánshēngzhíwù, zǒngzhuànghuāxù, huābáisèhuòdàizǐsè, yèwéisānxiǎoyè、 jùqiánglièdekǔwèi; chángchángzhāgēnyúshuǐbiānbìngqiěmànyányúbiǎomiàn。 perennial plant of Europe and America having racemes of white or purplish flowers and intensely bitter trifoliate leaves; often rooting at water margin and spreading across the surface.